Hi, Well, it seems the code is indeed in the script, although according to the logs it should not be there :-( Quick and dirty solution is to remove this code from the yast2 script. mv root root.orig mount -oloop linux/root.orig /mnt rm -rf inst-sys mkdir -p inst-sys cd inst-sys rsync -avz /mnt/* . vi inst-sys/usr/lib/YaST2/bin/YaST2 # remove the lines 383-402 umount /mnt mkfs.cramfs inst-sys root rm -rf inst-sys Hope that helps, Anas Rajiv Aaron Manglani wrote:
I am trying to do a network install with SuSE 9.1 on a headless (and keyboardless) machine. After inital booting and ssh login, yast displays
i am seeing something similar here. we have a dhcp/tftp/http server setup to do installs. if we boot a machine via pxe with no keyboard connected, autoyast appears to hang with:
No keyboard detected. Trying to connect via serial interface /dev/ttyS0. On your terminal computer start ...
the blue install screen never comes up. however the autoyast install progresses (in the background?) and eventually completes sucessfully.
when i setup the server i copied linux and initrd from x86_64/9.1/boot/loader/ which was rsynced from mirror.mcs.anl.gov. the md5sums of the files we are using:
37dd0ca03f8c3117b571b92a51473b3d linux.suse.9.1 2987e927a80fe615f57d8308035e9c1b initrd.suse.9.1
which appear to match what is on that mirror.