On Thu, Jun 18, 2009 at 12:51 PM, Leonid Flaks<[email protected]> wrote: > keep_ssh_host_keys worked great for me on Fedora 10, but does not work > on Fedora 11. I can see in ks-pre.log file complains that insmod > commands fail - > insmod /lib/jbd.o > insmod: can't read '/lib/jbd.o' No such file or directory > > same message about /lib/ext3.o
This is mainly just for users who might have ext3 built as a module to make sure everything works. It is completely harmless for default Fedora / Redhat kernels which generally build ext3 into the kernel. > Something was changed in anaconda that should be reflected in this > snippet for Fedora 11, but can't figure out what. I searched in bash > environment after pressing F2 during installation, but those modules are > missing both on F-11 and F-10 (and snippet happily works there!) > > As the result of module installation failing, drives list is empty. > > Any idea how that would be done in Fedora 11? As the original author of the snippet I can help you troubleshoot it. Debugging things in %pre is difficult. On your workstation or the cobbler server, setup a netcat listener. You can do this: while true; do nc -l 8180; done In the kickstart template somewhere very early, in %pre put something roughly like this: list-harddrives | nc $NETCAT_LISTENER_IP 8180 Then start a kickstart. The output of list-harddrives will be spit to stdout on your netcat listener and you can try to follow the logic of the snippet from there. What output does that give you on a fedora 11 build? Also do you have any special partitioning snippet? > On a side note, I see in the log file that the system is checked for > LVM, but I don't have any LVMs to see if it works there. I made small > addition to this snippet to check for RAID and it works also - the patch > is sent to devel list (it is waiting for moderator's approval as I am > not subscribed to it) Awesome! -- Jeff Schroeder Don't drink and derive, alcohol and analysis don't mix. http://www.digitalprognosis.com _______________________________________________ cobbler mailing list [email protected] https://fedorahosted.org/mailman/listinfo/cobbler
