[Fedora-livecd-list] Getting around the anaconda bug
James Heather
j.heather at surrey.ac.uk
Wed Sep 1 21:39:47 UTC 2010
> On Wed, Sep 1, 2010 at 11:32 PM, James Heather
> <j.heather at surrey.ac.uk> wrote:
> >Nice--didn't know you could exclude packages on a per repo
> basis.
>
> >In that case, it's even easier. If you
> --excludepkgs=NetworkManager*
> >from the updates repo line, it'll presumably just pick the
> packages up
> >from the release repo, and everything in the garden will be
> lovely.
>
> I excluded NetworkManager from updates repo, NetworkManager* stuff
> from release repo got installed. I tried to test the live-DVD with
> virtualbox
>
> while loading gnome the virtualbox crashes and the guest os goes to
> aborted mode. Tried with runlevel 3 , everything worked fine, switched
> to root and started X server, it showed the regular root user warning,
> on closing the warning message again guest os crashes and goes to
> aborted mode. Is it possible to get the log messages from a live-cd
> that crashes completely?
>
>
> Tried the ISO with virt-manager i am getting same old "No root device
> found" error .
>
> Here is the kick start file
> http://psgkriya.org/saga/misc/msec-fedora-remix.ks
I think you're hitting an unrelated bug (that is new to me).
Are you really saying that it crashes when X starts if you
--excludepkgs=NetworkManager*, but if you delete that flag, then X
starts fine? That is very weird.
James
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