I have been using nfs kickstart for years with no issues by mounting
iso 1 and copying the “Redhat” dir to my installation area specified
in my ks.cfg and then mounting CD’s 2-5 and copying the Redhat/RPMS dir
to the installation RPMS dir. This worked up until ES5 where it looks like the
installation paths changed from Redhat to Server and the rpms are directly
under the Server dir rather than being in a Redhat/RPMS dir. So I copied the
entire contents of my cd #1 to the installation area and then mounted and
copied just the Server dir to my installation area and anaconda appears to work
ok but as soon as it trys to install the rpms it can’t find xorg-x11-drv-i810-1.6.5-9.2.el5.x86_64.rpm
or says its corrupt. That file is there and is the same md5sum as the iso so
it looks like there is some sort of path issue or something. Permissions are
fine. Can anyone point me at the “proper” way to set up a cdrom
based NFS kickstart installation tree with EL5? Do I copy all the CD’s
over on top of each other in the installation area? What am I missing here? thanks |
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