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01/06/07, 14:01
Hallo allemaal,
hieronder mijn bericht in het engels, omdat ik het ook ergens anders gepost heb... Maar ik dacht, laat ik WHT ook eens proberen :)
I am currently using anaconda 11.2.0.63, And I've built a custom distro.
Now, all works great except for one thing.
The target system is a i586 system with no CDROM drive (no hookup possible),
and the building system (workstation) is an i686.
My distro has both i586/686/x86_64 RPMs, in case I want to install it on
686/64b systems.
I use the following code in my kickstart (example):
kernel.i586
-kernel.i686
-kernel.x86_64
This way, the i586 kernel DOES get installed, the other 2 will not be. At
least, that's how it should be...
But, instead, the i686 system I use to install the drives on install the
i686 kernel... not the i586...
Any idea?
hieronder mijn bericht in het engels, omdat ik het ook ergens anders gepost heb... Maar ik dacht, laat ik WHT ook eens proberen :)
I am currently using anaconda 11.2.0.63, And I've built a custom distro.
Now, all works great except for one thing.
The target system is a i586 system with no CDROM drive (no hookup possible),
and the building system (workstation) is an i686.
My distro has both i586/686/x86_64 RPMs, in case I want to install it on
686/64b systems.
I use the following code in my kickstart (example):
kernel.i586
-kernel.i686
-kernel.x86_64
This way, the i586 kernel DOES get installed, the other 2 will not be. At
least, that's how it should be...
But, instead, the i686 system I use to install the drives on install the
i686 kernel... not the i586...
Any idea?