> >So how do I specify the right version of the kernel module in the > >comps.xml file so that it gets installed automagically? Is this the > >normal way to do things, or should I just install it manually in the > >%post section of kickstart? > > Sounds like you might be missing out the genhdlist and/or pkgorder steps > required when making certain changes to comps.xml (see list archives for > details). > Hmmm, it seems I've got more than one package for a culprit, though. What causes this? It kills anaconda dead - I'd like to understand how it happens so I can prevent it wherever possible. > > %post would probably be the quickest/easiest solution in this case. > Yeah, that works if I've only got one or two packages that work that way, but I've got more than that. I would prefer to use the comps.xml framework as it is more portable and more flexible in the long term. cheers, Klaus
