On Tue, 2003-10-21 at 10:44, Brian Long wrote: > We've noticed that if the boot floppy kernel version does not exactly > match the kernel you are installing, anaconda and kudzu will not > properly set up things during kickstart (like sound). Anaconda assumes > the kernel on the boot floppy is the kernel you are installing and > writes things into /lib/modules with that assumption. kudzu used to use uname -r to determine which modules.pcimap, etc information to look at it. In Red Hat Linux 9 and later, kudzu has a flag (-k) to allow specifying a specific kernel version, which then makes it so that the kernel version on your boot media doesn't have to exactly match the kernel version being installed. Cheers, Jeremy
