I have been working with AlmaLinux 8 for a couple of years using various 
iterations AlmaLinux 8, with my systems(5 of them) currently using 8.10.  I am 
now in the process of validating install media to move to version 9.4, using 
kickstart to manage the initial configuration of these hosts.  The kickstart 
file sets up the network,decides the host name, and sets up a complex 
partitioning scenario.  Initially I tested this using secure boot, without any 
issue.  I repeated the same install, on the same hardware, using the same 
kickstart file, only this time using the legacy boot (insecure).
I have verified that this is an issue with insecure boot, as I then did a 
manual install of a server+graphics, along with development tools, and then 
took the resulting kickstart file, made the required changes so that the 
partitioning would work, and then attempted to do a kickstart install using 
this minimal kickstart, with the same results of success for the EFI boot, and 
failure with the isolinux boot.  I did check, and the two commands to the 
kernel appear to be identical, but the insecure boot is not able to find the 
kickstart file.
Has anyone else seen this behavior?  Anyone found a work-around?

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