Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-autoinstall (87 mails)

[Guenther Haas <guenther.haas@xxxxxx>]

Guenther Haas wrote:
>>> OK, for me, <install> ... <partitioning> </partitionig> </install>
>>> works. But do you have any idea, why I need this construction?
>> no. I have no idea. Please send me the y2log and all XML files that are 
>> involved (rules, classes, XML snippets ...)
> 
> I will do this, but probably not before next week.

I think, that's not necessary any more...


During collecting all relevant classes configuration files, I found, that 
there were still some more <install> and <configure> sections left in some
of the files. Not only the one surrounding the <partitioning> part.

So I completely removed all of them and now it works! I don't need the 
surrounding <install> ... </install> any more for correct partitioning
any more.


So I can only apologize for bothering you, thank you for your efforts and 
resume the following:


Uwe Gansert wrote:
> > Do you mixup <install> <configure> and section outside of both?

Never do that (using openSUSE 10.2)!

> > Either use <install> and <configure> for the whole profile or 

I haven't tried that but...
 
> > leave those 
> > elements out completely (they are not needed on 10.1/SLES10 anymore).

... in my opinion that's the only suggestive way of realising an autoinstall
configuration with autoyast.

> > For SP1, 10.2 the compatibility code is a lot more fault-tolerant in that 
> > way

Maybe. I cannot confirm that for my special case.
 
> > but on 10.1 and SLES10 you simply should not use <install> and 
> > <configure> at all.

I think, that's also very true for openSUSE 10.2! Using <install> and/or 
<configure> with openSUSE 10.2 can lead to very strange results, at least when 
using classes and/or profiles.


Regards, 
-- 
Guenther Haas, Uni Ulm, Abteilung TAIT, guenther.haas@xxxxxx
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