Hi George, You should also be able to extract the kickstarts from cobbler via the web portal / http server, without having to do any re-install. I suspect there is something in the seeding process that might be generating a incorrectly formatted file, which anaconda is miss-interpreting, resulting in your installation problem.
James On Tue, Feb 14, 2012 at 2:30 PM, George Pitich <[email protected]>wrote: > Hi James, > > unfortunately i didn't save those anaconda generated kickstarts. I > combined all my > dependencies into one external repo as a workaround. > > I'm currently busy but will repeat the tests and will let you know. > Thanks for responding. > > >Hi George, > > >When you compare the kickstart files generated, do you see any > differences between your two tests? > >(click on the kickstart link beside the system you're using >for testing) > > >Can you send me a diff of the two if you are seeing a change? > > >James > > > >>I'm kickstarting Centos 5.4 with cobbler-2.0.11. if I have only one > external repo in my profile, > >>kickstart correctly applies network config for eth0 (satic IP). However, > if >>add another external > >>repo to my centos 5.4 profile (cobbler profile edit), kickstart always > shows network config dialog > >>even tho eth0 is configured with static IP? If I >remove the lastly > added external profile (only one stays) > >>kicstart correctly assigns static IP address to eth0. > >> > >>How do I make sure that regardless of the number of external repos in a > profile, kickstart > >>applies correct settings? > >> > >>Thanks. > _______________________________________________ > cobbler mailing list > [email protected] > https://fedorahosted.org/mailman/listinfo/cobbler >
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