Mailinglist Archive: opensuse-autoinstall (63 mails)

[justin.kinney@xxxxxxxxxxx]

> > > taking a quick look and comparing with a tool like "kdiff" shows 
some
> > > different enties (regarding the bootloader, grub .

> > > The "autoinst.xml" from your manual installation for example has
> entries
> > > in <bootloader> and <loader_type> like this:

> > > <image>(hd0,0)/vmlinuz-2.6.32.12-0.7-default</image>
> > > <initrd>(hd0,0)/initrd-2.6.32.12-0.7-default</initrd>
> > >
> > > <pertitioning> (boot)
> > > <fstopt>acl,user_xattr</fstopt>
> > >
> > > These entries are missing in your original file. I don't know if it 
is
> a
> > > help for you. Try "kdiff" or any similar tool and it gives a good
> > > starting point to compare that files.

> > > I'm still struggeling with my own <bootloader> entries so I'm not
> really
> > > an expert for your question ;-)

> > Thanks for the reply.  I've added the entire <bootloader> from the
> working
> > autoyast into my autoyast and I am testing now.  My concern is that 
the
> > kernel version referenced above may change.  Will autoyast figure out
> that
> > a newer kernel was installed and adjust appropriately?  I assume that 
it
> > will, but I'd like to leave it as generic as possible and let the 
system
> > figure it out at build time.

> The test failed.  An interesting thing that I didn't mention is that if 
I
> reboot (rather than just exit the shell) 3 times, the system will 
finally
> load normally.

> I've attached the revised autoyast.  Note that I've added our local
> package and update repositories.  If it makes it simpler for
> troubleshooting, I can leave these out.  The problem occurs in either
> case.


OK, making some progress...After removing the following <remove-package> 
lines, my autoyast file works.

      <package>eject</package>
      <package>elilo</package>
      <package>emacs</package>
      <package>emacs-info</package>
      <package>emacs-x11</package>
      <package>finger</package>
      <package>FirmwareUpdateKit</package>
      <package>ivman</package>
      <package>pm-profiler</package>
      <package>ppp</package>
      <package>rcs</package>
      <package>rsh</package>
      <package>suspend</package>
      <package>wireless-tools</package>

Do any of these look like they could cause this issue?

Thanks,
Justin

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