Greetings, I am doing a Kickstart install of RH 7.3 from /dev/hdc2, a partition which holds the .iso images in addition to other files. My ks.cfg file is 99% generated by Anaconda following a manual install. This is an ext2 partition, per the kickstart instructions on the RH website. I have 2 issues... 1. I want the install program to create the /redhat directory and map to it on /dev/hdc2. But, if I include the line "part /redhat --fstype ext2 --onpart=hdc2 --noformat", the install crashes with msg: "...can't find partition hdc2, the partition does not exist." Is there any workaround for this? 2. My %post commands are ignored. Right now, I'd settle for the mkdir, but I have a lot more I'd like it to do. What's going on? Can I send errors to a log file for diagonosis? I've tried this with and without the --nochroot, with and without specifying paths. Here's my ks.cfg file: install harddrive --partition hdc2 --dir / lang en_US langsupport en_US keyboard us mouse genericps/2 --device psaux skipx network --device eth0 [snip] rootpw --iscrypted [snip] firewall --medium authconfig --enableshadow --enablemd5 timezone America/Chicago bootloader part /boot --fstype ext3 --onpart=hda1 part / --fstype ext3 --onpart=hda2 part swap --size=375 --onpart=hdc1 reboot %packages @ Network Support @ Messaging and Web Tools @ Windows File Server @ Web Server @ Server %post mkdir /redhat useradd charles Thanks, Charles http://howse.dns2go.com
