Anaconda-devel October 2004

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buildinstall error, is it fatal?
by Mike Honeyfield 12 Oct '04

12 Oct '04

Hey guys, I am getting this spewing across my console when I try to run buildinstall. It seems to exit ok, but I am concerned about the below messages. Woud like to know if its fatal or if I am messing up somewhere. Thanks! Mike ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Wrote /tmp/makebootdisk.tree.13306 (676k compressed, 1170k free) cp: writing `/tmp/makebootdisk.tree.13306/vmlinuz': No space left on device sed: couldn't write 64 items to {standard output}: No space left on device sed: Couldn't close {standard output} Wrote /home/michael/devel/sme-6.1/i386/images//boot.img (0k free) cp: writing `/tmp/makebootdisk.tree.13306/vmlinuz': No space left on device sed: couldn't write 64 items to {standard output}: No space left on device sed: Couldn't close {standard output} Wrote /home/michael/devel/sme-6.1/i386/images//bootnet.img (0k free) cp: writing `/tmp/makebootdisk.tree.13306/vmlinuz': No space left on device sed: couldn't write 64 items to {standard output}: No space left on device sed: Couldn't close {standard output} Wrote /home/michael/devel/sme-6.1/i386/images//pcmcia.img (0k free) cp: writing `/tmp/makebootdisk.tree.13306/vmlinuz': No space left on device sed: Couldn't close {standard output} sed: couldn't write 16 items to {standard output}: No space left on device sed: couldn't write 74 items to {standard output}: No space left on device sed: couldn't write 70 items to {standard output}: No space left on device sed: couldn't write 75 items to {standard output}: No space left on device sed: couldn't write 47 items to {standard output}: No space left on device /home/michael/devel/sme-6.1/i386/buildinstall.tree.8798/mk-images: Failed to copy messages from /home/michael/devel/sme-6.1/i386/e-smith/instimage/usr/lib/anaconda-runtime/boot/de_DE to /tmp/makebootdisk.tree.13306

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[Fwd: Re: how to stop rebooting the machine after installation]
by Anthony Joseph Seward 12 Oct '04

12 Oct '04

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how to stop rebooting the machine after installation
by Tanu Agarwal 11 Oct '04

11 Oct '04

Hi How to stop the machine from rebooting once the linux is completely installed , & I get the login prompt. I m using Kickstart installation method from CDROM. I have made my own kickstart & put it in my CD. There is no problem with Kickstart file . It is working well. Where I need to make changes? Thanx Tanu

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Re: redhat
by Manilal K M 11 Oct '04

11 Oct '04

Bhaskar, look in the following packages anaconda-images redhat-artwork fedora-logos .... regards manilal Hi all, I found Some Redhat logos n pictures while installing Redhat 9.0 On machine. How can I change them with my own. I want to see my own pictures or logos in the installation. Where can I change in Anaconda Source. I want to see 'My linux' in place of 'Red Hat Linux' . For that where can I change in Anaconda Source..? Please help me out.. - Bhasker <A target="_blank" HREF="http://clients.rediff.com/signature/track_sig.asp"><IMG SRC="http://ads.rediff.com/RealMedia/ads/adstream_nx.cgi/www.rediffmail.com/inbo…" BORDER=0 VSPACE=0 HSPACE=0></a> > > _______________________________________________ > Anaconda-devel-list mailing list > Anaconda-devel-list(a)redhat.com https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/anaconda-devel-list -- ______________________________________________ Check out the latest SMS services @ http://www.linuxmail.org This allows you to send and receive SMS through your mailbox. Powered by Outblaze

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redhat
by BhaskerReddy Amireddy 11 Oct '04

11 Oct '04

Hi all, I found Some Redhat logos n pictures while installing Redhat 9.0 On machine. How can I change them with my own. I want to see my own pictures or logos in the installation. Where can I change in Anaconda Source. I want to see 'My linux' in place of 'Red Hat Linux' . For that where can I change in Anaconda Source..? Please help me out.. - Bhasker

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Can anaconda enter the new installed system directly without reboot?
by Shen Qian 10 Oct '04

10 Oct '04

Hi all, I have installed a Sun Java Desktop System(JDS),which based on SUSE.It need not reboot after install, but directly enter into the newly installed system. I know for fedora, anaconda use a boot kernel during install, and need reboot to change the normal kernel. JDS's technology is interesting. Can anaconda do it also? Cheers! Shen

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customizing anaconda
by BhaskerReddy Amireddy 10 Oct '04

10 Oct '04

Hello all, Where does this anaconda programs sits when I put Redhat CD ONE in to CDROM. Initial loader is written in C it needs some OS to run So How it identifies Hardware first? Thanx in advance... - Bhasker

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genhdlist segfault
by Mike Honeyfield 09 Oct '04

09 Oct '04

Hey, Running genhdlist with numbers and pkgorder switches, genhdlist segfaults after a few secs. I checked the mailing list and saw a few ideas. i have checked the permissions and check the gpg sigs on the rpms. Not all rpms are signed either. However, running strace genhdlist shows me that genhdlist is not happy with a handful of packages that have jumped up 1 in full versions and not packages that are not signed with gpg, e.g. was: foo = 1.0 now: foo = 2.0 If I put back the older version it completes ok. Any ideas? I deleted the older hdlist1 and hdlist2. Thanks in advance. Mike

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Does scrollkeeper-update get run during installs ?
by Glen Gray 08 Oct '04

08 Oct '04

Subject says it all. when installing something like gnome-applets from my own test installation scripts it takes ages to install some of the rpms as scrollkeeper-update gets run. Just wondering if anaconda manages to avoid that. -- Glen Gray <glen(a)lincor.com> 17 Dame Court Senior Software Engineer Dublin 2, Ireland Lincor Solutions Ltd. Ph: +353 (0) 1 6746413

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Get shell prompt with Alt-F2
by Edgard Pineda 08 Oct '04

08 Oct '04

Hello All: I want to get shell prompt when I press Alt-F2 during the anaconda installation process of bootdisk.img (floppy image) of Fedora Core 1. (With Alt-F3 I can see some messages of loading modules for example, Alt-F4 kernel messages, Alt-F1 to return...) How can I modify the bootdisk.img file to get this? Thanks in advance, Edgard Pineda.

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