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kickstart installation failure
- From: Gabe Green <gabe ac housing berkeley edu>
- To: redhat-install-list redhat com
- Subject: kickstart installation failure
- Date: Thu, 14 Jun 2001 11:49:51 -0700 (PDT)
Hello,
I have a series of identical Dell servers I'm trying to install RH Linux
7.1 on. I did the first install manually - and partitioned the disk using
fdisk. I'd like to use kickstart to copy the information from the one
server I did already, but I've encountered a few problems.
First, how do I tell kickstart to copy the exact partitioning information
I have done manually on the server I already installed Linux on? please
see: http://ac.housing.berkeley.edu/~gabe/diskinfo.txt for the
partitioning information from the server in question.
Also, when I tried using the ks.cfg dumped from the server (gluttony) - I
modified it slightly to try to emulate the disk partition information (see
http://ac.housing.berkeley.edu/~gabe/ks.cfg), the installation crashed
when I booted from cdrom with arguement linux ks=floppy. A brief look at
the virtual consoles, and they said something about hda or hda1 - when I
explicitly said in the ks.cfg that I wanted to use the first SCSI drive
(sda). What am I doing wrong here? Why did it crash, and how can I tell
it to partition the disk according to my exact specifications?
Thanks,
Gabe
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gabe green University of California at Berkeley
systems administrator Residential and Student Service Programs
gabe ac housing berkeley edu tel: 510-643-6987 fax: 510-643-7278
2510 Channing Way Suite 10 http://ac.housing.berkeley.edu/
Berkeley, CA 94720
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