> Hi! > > If I have understood correctly, it is possible to install > newest available kernel > (trying with redhat's 2.4.9-21) during installation. > I've been trying to do that, but it does not work for some reason. > Here is the steps I've gone through: <snip> The way I've done it is simple: - Copy the contents of the ISOs to a single directory - Replace old RPMs with new (kernel included) - update comps if necessary - run genhdlist - proceed as normal with the *original* boot disk That seems to work just fine. (note, I do mainly NFS-based kickstart installs. I have done a few CD builds, which involved writing a script to pull appropriate RPMs based on my custom comps file and make sure dependencies were satisfied). Thanks, -- Brian Moyles Infrastructure Engineer comScore Networks, Inc. 312.775.6520 | bmoyles@xxxxxxxxxxxx
