Thanks Bret.
At 14:33 12/11/2001, you wrote:
>Graham Hemmings wrote:
>
> > Well sure, but that is not what I asked. For one the ISO's are buggy and
> > have lots of out of date RPMS, not least the Kernel ones! Also, I already
> > have the entire distribution and don't want to download it again. Finally,
> > the distribution I have is up to date and can be installed from via FTP.
> >
> > So what I would like to do is take this up to date distribution and burn in
> > on to 2 CD's ('cos it's too big for one), but I need to know how to figure
> > out what goes on each CD - preferably via an automated method.
> >
> > Graham.
>
>As long as the rpms that anaconda needs as on the first cd it does not really
>matter. To be safe, you could make sure they are the same as the ones on the
>orig distro. make sure you run genhdlist with something similar to
>--with-numbers as the options. there is quite abit of stuff in the redhat
>cutomization guide IIRC. I have not done this for cds but only for prep for
>network installs.
>
>THere is also an rpm list on the redhat site list manager.
>
>Bret
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