Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-autoinstall (57 mails)

[Mike Brady <mike.brady@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Thanks Yan.

I just tried putting all the packages in the Prc (suggested) list in a
remove-packages list, to find that the install no longer works, which I
think is what Uwe was telling me a couple of posts ago.

To me suggested means optional, but it obviously doesn't in this case.

The first package that failed to install was grub, which said that it
needed /bin/sh, which is provided by bash, which is in the required
list.  Bash needs readline which is in the suggested list, so bash
didn't install.  I got into the same loop with the kernel-default
package.  Either I am missing something here or the base pattern
definition is badly broken.

Does anyone have a <remove-packages> list for the base pattern that they
can share?  I want to start with the smallest possible install.

Thanks

Mike

Yan Fitterer wrote:
>> Uwe's response to an earlier question suggested removing unwanted
>> packages using "<remove-  packages>".  There are 121 packages in the
>> suggested list (+ what ever dependencies they are pulling in).  Would
>> this mean that these are all installed and then removed?
> 
> No it doesn't. Autoyast will work out the final list of packages to install (including dependencies) before starting
> the install.
> 

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Mike Brady
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