Dan Trainor wrote: > Hello, all - > > I've got another one for ya. > > I have an RPM that I made which I've integrated into comps.xml, and it > works fine that way. However, it does start a TCP-based server, which > itself as a client connects to, to set up some default configuration > options. > > A few days ago, this RPM was installed next to last in Anaconda, and it > worked fine. However, I have since added some more RPMs to comps.xml, > and now this particular RPM is being installed right in the middle of > Anaconda. I believe that this is dictated by using pkgorder. This RPM > is no longer installing properly during Anaconda, and some of the errors > that this RPM is giving upon install, indicate that something regarding > the TCP/IP subsystem is either not installed yet, or not configured > properly, as if waiting for another RPM to install later via ANaconda > and set up the since "broken" service. > > I guess what I'm asking is, is there any way to specify in which order > RPMs are installed, inside of Anaconda? I understand that pkgorder does > it's best to guess to correct order in which to line up packages for > install with Anaconda, but there's got to be a way to make a few > exceptions to this, and install the packages in the order that I see fit. > > If anyone has any experience with this, or if they can advise me a bit, > I would greatly appreciate it. > > Thanks > -dant > Hello - I tried placing my RPM at the "end" of my pkginfo file that's used on the second genhdlist pass. The RPM was installed last, but unfortunately I ran into the same problem. I suspect now that my problem is elsewhere. Thanks for the time -dant
