> On Sat, Aug 05, 2000 at 05:49:26PM -0400, Frank Hale wrote:
> >
> > This starts up and gives me the RedHat logo but then craps out with some
> > error which doesn't really give me any information
>
> See, this may not look like information to you, but it can tell me
> exactly what is wrong. O
> How do you test anaconda. I made some changes to the pixmaps and I wanna
> test it before I burn it to cd.
I might set up a special entry in /etc/lilo.conf or s special boot floppy that
mounts the ISO image as if it were a CD, and runs it from there.
You might read /usr/src/linux/Doc
On Sat, Aug 05, 2000 at 09:03:35PM -0400, Frank Hale wrote:
>
> Yes using -t. So I can just run through the partition screen as normal
> (but nothing will happen) and go on through the installation? Would I
> just run throuh it as normal but it just doesn't execute the actual
> install process? I
Matt Wilson wrote:
>
> As long as you're running it with -r (--rootpath) or -t (--test) you
> should be fine -- no partitioning or formatting will take place.
>
Yes using -t. So I can just run through the partition screen as normal
(but nothing will happen) and go on through the installation? W
As long as you're running it with -r (--rootpath) or -t (--test) you
should be fine -- no partitioning or formatting will take place.
Matt
On Sat, Aug 05, 2000 at 08:23:29PM -0400, Frank Hale wrote:
> > Nuke the first and last line...
> >
>
> Got it, Thank you! It works now.
>
> Okay
> Nuke the first and last line...
>
Got it, Thank you! It works now.
Okay next question. When I am testing it what do I do when it gets to
the partition screen? Can I go past that point without screwing my hard
drive up? I'd like to see if it sees my new packages correctly.
Thanks a million,
F
Nuke the first and last line...
> #resolv.conf -
> domain worldnet.att.net
> search worldnet.att.net
> nameserver 204.127.160.2
> nameserver 204.127.129.2
> nameserver
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> When anaconda reads /etc/resolv.conf, it knows that the loader (the C
> part of the installer that lives on the boot disk) has written
> /etc/resolv.conf - so it knows what the format will look like. What's
> your resolv.conf say?
>
#resolv.conf -
domain worldnet.att.net
search worldnet.att.n
cat /etc/resolv.conf -- are there any lines with only one word on it?
When anaconda reads /etc/resolv.conf, it knows that the loader (the C
part of the installer that lives on the boot disk) has written
/etc/resolv.conf - so it knows what the format will look like. What's
your resolv.conf say?
> > This starts up and gives me the RedHat logo but then craps out with some
> > error which doesn't really give me any information
>
> See, this may not look like information to you, but it can tell me
> exactly what is wrong. One thing I hate about "bug" reports is when
> people say "it printe
On Sat, Aug 05, 2000 at 05:49:26PM -0400, Frank Hale wrote:
>
> This starts up and gives me the RedHat logo but then craps out with some
> error which doesn't really give me any information
See, this may not look like information to you, but it can tell me
exactly what is wrong. One thing I hat
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