Leslie Herps wrote:
Hi, I am currently using anaconda 11.2.0.63, And I've built a custom distro. Now, all works great except for one thing. The target system is a i586 system with no CDROM drive (no hookup possible), and the building system (workstation) is an i686. My distro has both i586/686/x86_64 RPMs, in case I want to install it on 686/64b systems. I use the following code in my kickstart (example): kernel.i586 -kernel.i686 -kernel.x86_64 This way, the i586 kernel DOES get installed, the other 2 will not be. At least, that's how it should be... But, instead, the i686 system I use to install the drives on install the i686 kernel... not the i586... Any idea?
Yeah. Anaconda knows you're being stoopid and that you really should use a 686 kernel.
If it on %post by installing the kernel you want. -- Cheers John -- spambait 1aaaaaaa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Z1aaaaaaa@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Please do not reply off-list
