I ran into the same thing. Even though I have no mouse attached and copy in my own passwd, group & shadow files it still wanted to run mouseconfig & authconfig. I took the quick & dirty way out. I let the rpm's get installed, then in the "%post --nochroot" section of ks.cfg, I added rpm -ev --root /mnt/sysimage authconfig rpm -ev --root /mnt/sysimage mouseconfig This only became an option after I found out that you can have both a "%post --nochroot" and a subsequent "%post" (that is chroot'ed) in the same ks.cfg file. It may be a bit of a hack, but I didn't have the hours to pour through the cramfs images. Gordon Keegan -----Original Message----- From: Schuster, Dan [mailto:Dan.Schuster@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Friday, July 26, 2002 1:23 PM To: 'kickstart-list@xxxxxxxxxx' Subject: /usr/sbin/mouseconfig --no such file Hello all, I have created a stripped down version for RH7.3 on one CD and have altered what is included in the base by edition the comps file. I have also updated the hdlist files by running genhdlist. When I do the install everything works and is installed correctly, but at the very end at the "Congratulation, your Red Hat install is complete..." page there is an error in the background: /usr/sbin/mouseconfig: No Such File Why is it running mouseconfig? It is probably erroring because I do not install the mouseconfig RPM, but how can I change the install to not even run the mouseconfig command? Also, the ALT-F3 page shows /usr/sbin/authconfig: No Such File (same thing -- not installed) Any help on how to make these programs not run would be appreciated, -Dan
