Hello, I'm trying to install rh 72 on a box using kickstart. I'm having two problems, the first relating to the languagesupport line, the second related to timezone, i've checked this file against other kickstart files and i do not see the problem. If anyone can help i'd appreciate it. Here's the file. Thanks. Dave. ### Installation Language lang en_US ### Installed Languages languagesupport --default en_US en_US ### Network Configuration network --bootproto=dhcp --hostname=testrh --device=eth0 #network --bootproto static --ip 192.168.0.1 --netmask 255.255.254.0 --gateway 192.168.0.1 --nameserver 192.168.0.254 ### Source File Location cdrom #nfs --server porkchop.redhat.com --dir /mnt/test/qa0301.0/i386 ### Ethernet Device Configuration device ethernet 3c509 ### Keyboard Configuration ### Will get set to 'us' by default ### if nothing specified in /etc/sysconfig/keyboard keyboard us ### Partitioning Information ### Whether to clear out the Master Boot Record (yes/no) ### Which partitions to format (--linux/--all) ### --linux - only format existing linux partitions ### --all - format all existing partitions ### Which partitions to set up on new system as well ### as size of those partitions ### Specify software RAID partitions (optional) zerombr yes clearpart --linux part /boot --size 35 part swap --size 128 part / --size 1000 --grow --maxsize 1400 #part raid.0 --size 80 --ondisk sda #part raid.1 --size 80 --ondisk sdb #raid swap raid.0 raid.1 --level 1 --device md0 install ### Perform kickstart installation in text mode text ### Stop at each screen during the kickstart ### installation #interactive ### Mouse Configuration ### Will only setup 3 types of mice ### generic - 2-button serial ### genericps/2 - 2-button ps/2 ### msintellips/2 - MS Intellimouse ### All three can be setup with or without 3-button ### emulation ### Run 'mouseconfig --help' in order to see other ### supported mouse type and make appropriate change ### NOTE: You will need to run 'mouseconfig' manually ### after installation if you have a non-ps/2 mouse ### and are installing X, as a ps/2 mouse is setup ### by default #mouse generic --device ttyS0 mouse generic3ps/2 ### Firewall Configuration ### options are high, medium, and disabled # firewall --high --trust eth0 --ssh --port 1234:udp firewall --medium ### Time Zone Configuration ### Will get set to 'US/Eastern' if ZONE is missing ### from /etc/sysconfig/clock or if file is missing entirely timezone US/Eastern ### X Configuration ### Will skip X configuration ### You may wish to run Xconfigurator manually after system installation skipx ### You can uncomment and modify this line if you know the X configuration for your system #xconfig --server "SVGA" --monitor "viewsonic g773" --depth 16 --resolution 800x600 --defaultdesktop=GNOME --startxonboot --card "Matrox Millennium" --videoram 1024 ### Root Password Designation ### e.g. 'rootpw ThisIsThePassword' will get root's password to ### "ThisIsThePassword" rootpw password #rootpw --iscrypted g.UJ.RQeOV3Bg ### Reboot system after installation complete reboot ### Authorization Configuration auth --useshadow --enablemd5 ### Boot Loader Configuration ### GRUB is default bootloader ### lilo command has been replaced with bootloader bootloader --location=mbr #bootloader --location=mbr --append hdd=ide-scsi --password=GRUBpasswd ### Package Designation ### The package names, as well as the groups they are a part of can be ### found in the /RedHat/base/comps file; individual packages can be ### specified by entering their names one per line; ### groups (e.g. 'X Window System') can be specified ### by appending a "@" in front of the group name; ### e.g. '@ X Window System' %packages @ Base @ Laptop Support aumix awesfx sox bind-utils nfs-utils nmap openssh openssh-clients ppp fetchmail pine openssh-server samba samba-client samba-common perl perl-DBI perl-DBD-Pg postgresql postgresql-libs postgresql-server postgresql-devel unixODBC apache mod_perl mod_ssl php mt-st tcpdump emacs emacs-nox bc dump screen sudo @ Kernel Development libxml2 rmt pspell portmap ### Commands to be run immediately after this file has been parsed %pre echo "Kickstart-installed Red Hat Linux `/bin/date`" ### Commands to be run post-installation %post echo added by kickstart >> /etc/inittab echo s1:2345:respawn:/sbin/mingetty ttyS1 >> /etc/inittab echo added by kickstart >> /etc/securetty echo ttyS0 >> /etc/securetty echo ttyS1 >> /etc/securetty echo pts/0 >> /etc/securetty echo pts/1 >> /etc/securetty echo ttyp0 >> /etc/securetty echo ttyp1 >> /etc/securetty
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