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Anas Nashif wrote:
Its strange you have problems with files provided by multiple packages. Are you using a predefined selection? Or you have your own package selection?
I should re-state what I'm doing. I'm trying to create a patched 8.1 nfs install tree for normal installs and autoinstall. When the install finishes I don't want to run YOU. 1. I start with a clean 8.1 nfs install tree 2. I wget the 8.1 suse updates 3. I run a script to copy the updates into the clean nfs install tree 4. I run the create_package_descr script to update the packages file 5. I try a manual nfs network install to verify the install tree. 6. I select Software/Detailed Then I select every possible category (Kde/gnome/network/ldap/etc) If the suse/setup/descr/packages file is correct then the install can proceeed. If the packages file has problems then I get dependency errors. Lately I get dependency problems and I have to manually edit the packages file. Am I doing something really wrong? eric