>
> print "Running Array Config...\n"
> os.system("/usr/local/ao/ao-stuff.sh")
>
> Inside that shell script (ao-stuff.sh), I run HP's array configuration
> utility. It configures the hardware RAID array. It creates the logical
> drives. Anaconda will fail if you attempt a kickstart with no logical
> drives. I'm sure you can apply this to what you are trying to do.
This is cool. How does ao-stuff.sh get installed in /usr/local/ao?
Also, is the hack to Anaconda really needed? Could you just modify the
proper Python .py file and put it in an updates.img file?
/Brian/
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