This is the same error I posted a few days ago. But when Installing over a serial Console these error messages do not arise on tty2. But even if they arise -- the system installs completely using the new packages. Another idea might be to modify your ks.cfg and put these kde packages into it. Greetings - tom Zitat von Theewara Vorakosit <thvo@xxxxxxxxxx>: > Dear All, > Without kickstart, anaconda automatically select GNOME as a desktop > environment. Can I change this default to KDE? According to red hat 8.0 > installation, user can select Personal Desktop, Workstation, etc. Can I > modify package list in this install type, for example change GNOME to KDE? > I add my rpm package. I run genhdlist then pkgorder. I add my package to > comps.xml. I doesn't edit comps.rpm. Here is my inserted lines: > <group> > <id>core</id> > <name>Core</name> > ... > <default>true</default> > <description>Smallest possible installation</description> > ... > <!-- thai --> > <packagereq type="mandatory">kde-i18n-Thai</packagereq> > <packagereq type="mandatory">kde-theme-xp</packagereq> > <packagereq type="mandatory">thaiextension</packagereq> > <packagereq type="mandatory">thai-ttf</packagereq> > <packagereq type="mandatory">thaixfonts</packagereq> > .... > > The pkgorder display the error message "Component Core needs package > kde-i18n-Thai which doesn't exist." This error is generated for my all 5 > packages. How can I solve this problem? Must I edit comps.rpm? > Thanks, > Theewara -- Thomas Baumann // Postfach 110115 // D-64216 Darmstadt // <tom@xxxxxxx>
