> Is it just me or is RHEL5 take a LONG time compared to > RHEL4 during the package selection and the dependency > resolution phase of the install? > > IS this because whatever is being used now is not > nearly as efficent as up2date was? > > I am also noticing a heavy cpu load by anaconda during > this phase as well. > > Just curious if anyone has noticed this. > > I am doing kickstarts against a http server, and > nearly identical install options, I am finding an > install that used to take about 3-5 minutes in RHEL4 > total now is taking about 20 because of the very long > package selection phase. > > > Is there something I am not doing with RHEL5 that > could speed this up?
Haven't noticed any significant install time increase, but I'm using NFS-isos as the install method. Yes it's a tad bit slower but nothing substantial. CPU-load is to be expected. I do strip 215 packages from rhel5 and 167 from rhel4 with kickstart. -- Jussi _______________________________________________ rhelv5-list mailing list [email protected] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/rhelv5-list
