Bernhard, Thank you for running ZILO, I was able to ipl. I did not customize the install. I simple ran the RHSETUP command, I would have liked to customize the install and remove many of the packages I find extraneous. Regards Phil Tully Bernhard Rosenkraenzer wrote: > > On Wed, 9 May 2001, Philip J. Tully wrote: > > > Is there a way to restart the RHSETUP process without going from the > > beginning? > > Not at the moment, unless you do everything manually. > > > I have twice gone to the point where the RHSETUP is asking for a > > password but it does not appear that ZILO is putting out an IPL record. > > Right... I've just run ZILO on your machine; the problem is that the boot > blocks aren't installed. Looking at /tmp/install.log, I see > > kernel-vrdr: kernel-vrdr-2.2.19-0.07.s390.rpm > Preparing... > ##################################################installing package > kernel-vrdr-2.2.19-0.07 needs 4Mb on the /mnt/dest filesystem > ################################################# [100%] > > You're running out of diskspace before the kernel can be installed. > > The fix is to manually remove packages and/or to use several DASDs (e.g. > put /usr or /usr/lib or /usr/share on a separate DASD). > Our default package selection fits on a normal 2.2GB DASD device; we've > noticed you're using an everything install or a customized setup (you > installed, for example, kde-i18n-*, watanabe-vf and nvi-m17n, none of > which is included in packages.default), then install > kernel-vrdr-2.2.19-0.07.s390.rpm, then run /sbin/zilo > > I've fixed this on your machine by removing some i18n packages (picked > those because they don't affect the system functionality); you should be > able to IPL from your DASD now. > > LLaP > bero
