I've had the same problem with FC3 and my root partitions. Instead of / which I prefer, I get /1. It doesn't seem to make a difference since it is just the partion label and every thing mounts the way you expect, but I don't like it. You could try a little post script to check and then change the disk label with e2label. Just make sure that you also change the labels in your boot loader and fstab. Katrina On Fri, 15 Jul 2005, Klaus Steden wrote: > > Working on a FC4 kickstart, and seeing some odd partition labels which > > have a '1' appended. For example, on my first kickstart I see: > > > > / = /1 > > var = /var1 > > usr = /usr1 > > etc... > > > > I then re-kick, and end up with proper labels for all but boot, > > which ends up as /boot1. I then re-kick again, and boot is /boot, > > but now all the other partition labels end with a 1. > > > > Any ideas why this is happening? > > > Hrm, > > Me too. I thought it was due to a bug in something I was doing, but if others > are seeing it ... I've also seen "/12", although not as common as "/" or "/1". > > Klaus > > _______________________________________________ > Kickstart-list mailing list > Kickstart-list@xxxxxxxxxx > https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/kickstart-list > -- -- ___________________________________________________________ Katrina Gressett NSO/GONG -- Data Reduction Specialist gressett@xxxxxxxx 520.318.8568 ___________________________________________________________
