Thanks for this one, it has been killing for a secondary file install I have been working on. I guess it is proof it pays to look at the archives. Cheers, JJL -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Personal Motto: If you are going to jump in a grave, do it with both feet Email: jeff_lunde@xxxxxxx CNT -----Original Message----- From: damien clarke [mailto:damien.clarke@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Wednesday, April 16, 2003 4:40 AM To: kickstart-list Subject: Red Hat 9 '%post 'changes and .discinfo file If you are using the CDROM during the post installation process, The cdrom is unmounted. This is a good thing, but there are times access is still required. To mount the CD add the following line after the %post statement %post --nochroot mkdir -p /mnt/source mount /tmp/cdrom /mnt/source /\ <lots of commands> \/ umount /mnt/source and make sure the .discinfo is in the root directory of the CDROM or Red Hat 9.0 will not be able to find the CDROM. After the %post statement -- damien clarke <damien.clarke@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
