On Thu, 2007-10-11 at 12:38 -0400, Broekman, Maarten wrote:
> Anyone have much success with the 'ignoredisk' kickstart option? I have
> several machines that I need to be able to rebuild over and over again
> (lab systems) and they have SAN-attached storage on them in addition to
> the internal disks. I think I'm successfully building the ignoredisk
> statement with all the appropriate drives to ignore, but when the system
> actually starts the partitioning, I get warnings about drives being
> read-only and with bad disk geometry. The disks that this is happening
> on are the disks I'm trying to ignore.
Hello Maarten,
I would recommend passing "nostorage" on your kernel boot or append for
the installation and then specifying the following inside ks.cfg:
device scsi cciss
"nostorage" tells Anaconda to not load any storage-related kernel
modules. "device scsi cciss" is telling it to only load cciss. This
will get you past the lovely geometry warnings.
/Brian/
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