Greetings List. I'm using an extend set of `dialog` commands in my %post section, to notify the user as to what exactly is happening. I found dialog to be quite a bit more aestethicly pleasing then simple echo's, plus, as an added bonus, it can also ask for user input. This, however, proved to be quite a bit harder. In the beginning of my %post, I set the default dialog screen, and do a ``chvt 3'' to change to the correct terminal. everything displays there just fine, and all the usual dialogs(infoboxes, percentages, etc), all work fine. Yet when I use an ``inputbox'', which requires the user to type in something and hit enter, nothing happens. Instead, the user needs to switch to the 1st console(alt+f1), which is apparantly where Kickstart expects its input. Is there an easy way to capture user input in a %post script? I tried redirecting the entire script's output to /dev/tty1 (It's a seperately run post.sh script/file), but that didn't work that well either. ANyone else ever used dialog, or similar tools, to capture user input? Thanks in advance, Cipri.
