For your reference. Not sure if you can access to this link :(
https://enterprise.redhat.com/issue-tracker/?module=issues&action="">
Following infos are excerpted from the issue 35828:
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I have run this by our installer engineers and they have confirmed you are seeing correct behavior. Anaconda is designed to check every disk it can find on the system for a valid partition table, if there isn't one, we warn the user and prompt them to re-initilize the disk.
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If *** has strong feelings about this, we can take this up as an RFE to add an "ignoredisk" type option to kickstart.
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The final comment by RedHat:
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At this point, there isn't anything in Anaconda to tell it to just ignore a disk. The behavior has always been to prompt the user in the case of any disk problems regardless if you are actually installing to it or not. I do not yet have an answer as to if we will add code to ignore certain disks during an installation.
"
Rgds,
WangNan
"Koree A. Smith" <koreesmith@xxxxxxxxx>
Sent by: kickstart-list-bounces@xxxxxxxxxx 2004-08-15 05:07
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I've found plenty of information on this subject regarding the error,
but no workaround for it. Basically, unless I repartition the drives
other than hda, I get an error saying that the parition information is
inconsistent, and then prompting me to click ignore or cancel. If I
click "ignore", then the install continues without incident, and
everything is fine. However, I'm trying to make this install
completely automated. What I'm looking for is a way to continue past
this error: 1. Without erasing the data on hdb, hdc, hdd, etc (only
hda), and, without having to press the enter key (as I will not be in
the same physical location as the server). I have tried "autostep",
but autostep seems to bring me into an interactive install that
doesn't really auto or step through anything. Any help is greatly
appreciated.
Thanks,
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Koree A. Smith
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koreesmith@xxxxxxxxx
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Koree A. Smith
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koreesmith@xxxxxxxxx
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