That is correct, There is a script that comes in the anaconda-runtime RPM called buildinstall. This will build the new installation images (PXE and Cdrom<not ISO>) from a set of RPMs you place in a certain directory. This process is described here: https://linux.co.uk/Pages/howtos/RedHat-CD-HOWTO.html There are also other great sources you can find on google. after you find out how to rebuild the system using the buildinstall script you can get the anaconda source RPM. Unpack it with rpm -Uvh (anaconda src rpm) unpack the tar.bz2 <edit the source... Do the following to disable the CDROM eject using kickstart edit kickstart.py found in the anaconda source directory add this line into the setSteps function dispatch.skipStep("methodcomplete") > repack the tar.bz2 rebuild the rpm with: rpmbuild -bb anaconda.spec now rebuild the Anaconda CDs using the new anaconda RPMs This is a very rough discription of what you need to do. but I hope you can get the general Idea Stafford On Thu, 2004-05-20 at 13:22, Joe Robertson wrote: > Stafford, > > Does this mean you have a script or something to repackage the > system after modifying Anaconda? If so, I'm very interested. > I need to modify Anaconda then do a complete repackage so I > can use the Anaconda build results in the pxeboot images. > > Thanks, > Joe > > > > > > > I don't think you can do this without modifying the Anaconda > > source code. You can modify the code to skip the > > doMethodComplete step. If you want to do this, please let us know. > > > > Stafford > >
