Hey there, I am doing multiple installs on the same hardware via autoyast as I try different configurations. My setup is boot from a PXE server, retrieve my autoyast control file via http and retrieve my SuSE packages via http. My DHCP server is also my tftp server hosting my PXE setup while the http server, hosting the autoyast control file and SuSE packages are on a different server. I run the system through an install, everything's fine. Then, on a second try the system will get it's DHCP information to boot from the PXE server, the kernel and initrd will start up and then attempt to get the DHCP information from within linux at this point where it hangs; however, if I jump to a different tty to see the logs I can see it did indeed get a valid interface configuration from the DHCP server and I can further confirm this by checking the logs; unfortunatly, at this point it does not contact my httpd server for the control file or the packages. I tail the logs on that server and they come up empty. Eventually it will time out and give me an error saying auto installation is impossible and force me into a manual install. Now, if I attempt to do this exact same thing on a new piece of hardware it works fine, until the second time I try to go through an install. Then I can reproduce the problem exactly. Is something changing on the system that autoyast is picking up after an initial install that is preventing a second install from happening? Is there perhaps a problem with my DHCP server? Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks, -Nick