Jay Turner wrote:
Sorry, should have checked that before sending out the message. The
short answer is that it's a known bug and has been resolved in the
latest internal anaconda builds. The workaround at this point is to
either use a different method or explode the trees, then do an http
install from the exploded location.
Thanks for looking at my problem.
I am a tree-friendly persons but in this case I am willing to 'explode
the trees' if you would be so kind to explain what that means, i.e. what
I have to do. (precisely, step by step, if possible, string from the 5
iso files sitting in some directory.
if there is a documentation somewhere, a link would be helpful.
I am not the typical redhat beta tester, just a user who has to replace
a server, and instead of installing another RHEL 3 system, as we have
been using since years, I thought I give RHEL 5 a try even when it is
only beta. I am sure 'yum' will later upgrade it to the actual release,
and I will have gained a lot of experience about the step from 3 to 5 in
the meantime.
Alois
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