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Re: newbie nfs kickstart question, continued
- From: "Drew Shuller, Net-Sieve, INC" <drew net-sieve com>
- To: <kickstart-list redhat com>
- Subject: Re: newbie nfs kickstart question, continued
- Date: Mon, 13 Jan 2003 13:00:54 -0600
Forrest, thanks for the help.
I'm getting the same error messages no matter where I'm specifiying the
ks.cfg file. First I tried it over the network, then I put the ks file on
the floppy and typed linux ks=floppy. Same deal, the major error message is:
/usr/lib/anaconda/kickstart.py
Partition command requires one anoymous argument
install exited abnormally
Here's my partition info in my ks file, do you see any problem with this:
clearpart --all
part /usr / /home --fstype etx3 --size=2048
part /tmp --fstype ext3 --size=1024
part /boot --fstype etc3 --size=34
part swap --size=512
part /var --fstype ext3 --size=1 --grow
Some shortened messages from the various sources:
F2 - sh-2.05a#
F3 -
mounting nfs path 10.0.0.2:/rh
got url nfs://mnt/source
modules ide-cd not found
probing busses
found eepro100 device
looking for video cards, found video controller
inserted /tmp/raid0.o
/tmp/raid1.o
/tmp/xor.o
/tmp/msdos.o
/tmp/jbd.o
/tmp/ext3.o
/tmp/reiserfs.o
load module set done
anaconda floppy device fd0
F4
nfs warning: mount version older than kernel
unable to identify CD-ROM format
can't find ext2 filesystem on dev loop (7,0)
journald block device driver loaded
>
> You are welcome. LOL, I guess I'm popular in the archives.
>
> First, try using the IP addresss instead of the name in your
> syslinux.cfg file (the ks=nfs:... line). If you do an install, and
> input your language, keyboard, nfs server location, etc., does it find
> the installation directory? Check Ctrl+Alt+F3 and F4 to see if you have
> any error messages.
>
> Forrest
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