Mike McLean wrote:
Your ks file is not in unix text format. It has dos-style line endings.
You see, bash does not consider 0x0d be a whitespace character, so it
becomes part of the last argument. It is as if you typed:
% ln -s /etc/rc.d/init.d/ks-post-reboot $'/etc/rc.d/rc3.d/S99ks-post-reboot\r'
You will have to use a program like dos2unix to convert the file.
Another way to perform the dos to unix conversion is to edit your file
with gvim or vim. Use this sequence
vim mykickstartfile
:set ff=unix
ZZ
Vim is available for the MS Windows platform, if you are editing there.
Greg
