trouble with creating journal on ext3 partition

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I'm repeatedly running into a problem with kickstart on some DELL Poweredge 1550. I'm running running kickstart from a floppy with ks.cfg on that floppy and packages available via http.

The machine has a 73Gb drive and the trouble occurs while trying to create the journal while formatting
a partition on that drive. In the diag console I get messages such as -

attempt to access beyond end of device.
01:01 rw=1 ....

repeated many times then
after creating and enabling the swap space
attempt to access beyond end of device.
01:01 rw=0 ....

repeated many times then
followed by

Error -3 while decompressing

Then the installer comes up with 'An error occured trying to format sda2 this problem is serious and the install cannot continue. Press Enter to reboot.'

Where can I find out what error -3 is ? is the system not creating the partitions correctly ?

Please forgive me if this is something obvious or has been mentioned before (I couldn't find it)

Many Thanks

Neil Prockter


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