On Fri, 2012-03-30 at 16:23 -0400, Tim Moody wrote: > > > > That is not a package, the "@" makes it a group definition in the > > *comps.xml file in /repodata on the XS iso image. You must loopback > > mount the iso to view the file, then have a look for that string. > > > > Well, you're right as usual. (also I said xs-pkgs remembering 0.6, when I > should have said olpc-xs). > > I found a file > '83aa5dc6a7d65fb600d12d70ec102379a719c6bad8b6acc5c0276a8439ad251f-OLPC > School Server-0.7-comps.xml' <snip> > > Still don't know why this didn't install. The anaconda-ks.cfg after the > install only shows the following. Does the XS need to be able to reach the > internet in order for the install to succeed? >
All the packages to be installed should be on the cd and should not require a connection to the internet. Was a network connection available during the install? Were you using cobbler for the install? > %packages > @Base > @Core > > %end > > so it looks like these didn't install > > @system-admin-tools > @olpc-xs > xs-release > epel-release > Can you send me the anaconda.ks file please. > yum groupinstall "OLPC XS" only succeeded after I deleted everything in > /etc/yum.repos.d/ except my local repo. This included external mirrors for > Centos and olpcxs. How do they get into this directory? The files that reside in /etc/yum.repos.d/ are placed there by the *-release files that get installed. Sounds like yum is ignoring the groups that are not part of the primary CentOS repo. Mind sending me the /etc/yum.conf file and the stock *.repo files from the XS please. Jerry _______________________________________________ Server-devel mailing list Server-devel@lists.laptop.org http://lists.laptop.org/listinfo/server-devel
