People,

I have been experimenting with building isos from minimal up to a base 
version and when it is going completely I want to start with F14 and 
then there are some customisations I want to do.  During all the builds 
and problems (which have been solved with help from people on this 
list!) I have quite frequently tried to exclude packages when the 
(qemu-kvm) booted iso hangs at that particular package.  After having a 
working ks that produced a base iso with base X stuff that died after 
running startx, I restored:

        xconfig --startxonboot

to the ks file and remade the iso - but now it hangs again after:

        Generating exim certificate
        Starting exim

even though I have:

        -exim*

in the ks file.  This was happening at various times before (with this 
and other packages) with my more minimal ks versions but other changes 
allowed me to keep going somehow . .

I just commented out "xconfig --startxonboot" again and now the new iso 
gets all the way to a login again - however it still crashes after 
startx [(EE) open /dev/fb0: No such file or dir; error setting MTRR] but 
I will worry about that later . .

Why does exim NOT get excluded when all the other packages listed are 
successfully excluded?

Thanks,

Phil.
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Philip Rhoades

GPO Box 3411
Sydney NSW      2001
Australia
E-mail:  [email protected]
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