> -----Original Message----- > From: Todd Chapman [mailto:kickstart@xxxxxxxxx] > > Last night I installed Red Hat 7.2 on a Compaq Proliant with > an Integrated > Smart Array Controller. The installation was very smoothe. > > I renamed anaconda-ks.cfg to ks.cfg and put it on a vfat > floppy. I also > added some configuration stuff to the ks.cfg post section and > uncommented > all the partitioning instructions. > > When I attempted to re-install via kickstart I got an error that no > installation method was specified. SO I added the line > 'cdrom' to ks.cfg > and got past that problem only to run into the error: > > "No Drives Found: An error occured - no valid devices were > found on which > to create new filesystems. Please check your hardware for the cause of > this problem." > > My hardware is working just fine and every time I get this > error a warm > boot of the original installation works fine. > > I have included the relevant section of ks.cg below. Does > anyone have any > idea what is wrong? I would like to give Kickstart to my > friend so he can > rebuild the machine if necessary. > > Thanks! > > -Todd How are you booting the machine--from floppy or from the CD-ROM? If you are booting from floppy, try putting the ks.cfg on the boot floppy instead of on a separate floppy. What command do you give at the boot prompt? Forrest
