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Probably the easiest thing is to make
/etc/release look like RHEL3U3, with the goal of making OSCAR and SI think you
actually have RHEL3U3. Otherwise, you’ll need to hack various files to
describe the distro properly. -- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of OSCAR I
realize this is unsupported, but figured I'd post it anyway in case anyone can
offer insite. I'm
working on tricking OSCAR 4.1 into thinking centos3 is RHEL ES 3. I'm
following the RHEL3 update 2 instructions. CentOS 3 is modeled on
RHEL3 update 4 from what I've read. Anyway…. I
rebuilt the mysql rpms and included them in /tftpboot/rpm. I also rebuilt
redhat-release (v7.3 as that was consistent with my RHEL 3 update 3 boxes),
installed it and included it in /tftpboot/rpm. Everything went smooth
with OSCAR 4.1 until I got to building the image. When I build the image
mksiimage maxes out one cpu and sits there. The output from oscar looks
like this: 1:
2005-4-12 12:52:6 [SystemInstaller::Package :: Line 77] Expected lines of output:
493 I
thought I'd post this to see if anyone has already been down this road.
Thanks,
John
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Title: Oscar 4.1 with CentOS 3
- [Oscar-users] Oscar 4.1 with CentOS 3 OSCAR
- Lombard, David N
