> From: barjunk [mailto:barjunk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] > Here is the ks section: > > clearpart --linux > > part / --fstype ext3 --onpart sda1 > part /var --fstype ext3 --onpart sdb1 > part swap --onpart sda2 > > > This is what the anaconda routine created for me...I did not > change it. > Because of the clearpart directive, do I need to do more before the > onpart sections? I thought that clearpart erased all of the Linux partitions, but the manual for Red Hat Linux 7.3 kickstart says that if you use the clearpart command, you cannot use the --onpart command on _logical_ partitions. This seems to imply that you can use --onpart on primary partitions. Perhaps Jeremy can enlighten us. I would change the --onpart section to --size e.g., part / --fstype ext3 --size 500 --grow part /var --fstype ext3 --ondisk sdb --size 500 --grow part swap --size 500 Of course, if you don't have two scsi disks in each machine that your are installing, you may want to remove the --ondisk sdb option to /var. Forrest
