Tory M Blue wrote:
> Okay going to run this now, but found out some interesting stuff today.
> 
> First the results :
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] mnt]# ls
> grub.devices  lost+found
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] mnt]# more grub.devices
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] mnt]#
> 
> So nothing in grub.devices....

This means that grub isn't able to detect xvda devices. To fix this
issue you should use the System Configurator trunk (2.2.12) and
SystemImager >= 4.1.3.svn4388 (deb packages are available here
http://download.systemimager.org/~arighi/systemimager/, otherwise you
can build the SystemImager trunk, sorry I didn't have time to build rpms
too yet).

With these versions of SI and SC if a device.map is found in the image,
SC doesn't rewrite it using grub, but allows SI to replace the disk
device names in the existing device.map according to the devices defined
in autoinstallscript.conf (or the device detected at run-time by SI if
the option --autodetect-disks is used).

In this way it's sufficient to have a corret /boot/grub/device.map in
the image.

> 
> Finding something else very odd.
> 
> /usr/sbin/si_mkautoinstallscript --image fc6xen-virt  --force
> 
> Updates my script but doesn't include any parted, disk partitioning,
> sizing steps.. none, They are completely left out.

Probably because autoinstallscript.conf in your image is empty or doesn't
contain a correct partitioning schema, could you post it?

> 
> /usr/sbin/si_mkautoinstallscript --image fc6xen-virt  --script test.master
> 
> Creates a full autoinstall script including the disk setup (this is
> overly odd, really weird.

mmmh... can't believe that, are you really sure?

-Andrea

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