If I set up my profile like so: <software> <addons config:type="list"> <addon>Base-System</addon> </addons> <base>Minimal</base> </software> The autoinstall stops when attempting to create the bootloader and requests me to insert CD1. If I hit "skip", I then see it complaining about a missing rpm. I've been through 4 iterations now, and added: <package>libpcap</package> <package>libcap</package> <package>nfs-utils</package> <package>nss_ldap</package> How many more are there? What is the true self-sustaining minimal install? Thanks in advance -- cg
On Mon, Nov 28, 2005 at 05:48:18PM -0800, Christian Goetze wrote:
If I set up my profile like so:
<software> <addons config:type="list"> <addon>Base-System</addon> </addons> <base>Minimal</base> </software>
This works for me (SL 10.0): <software> <addons config:type="list"> <addon>Min</addon> </addons> <base>Minimal</base> </software> Cheers, Gavin
Gavin Carr wrote:
On Mon, Nov 28, 2005 at 05:48:18PM -0800, Christian Goetze wrote:
If I set up my profile like so:
<software> <addons config:type="list"> <addon>Base-System</addon> </addons> <base>Minimal</base> </software>
This works for me (SL 10.0):
<software> <addons config:type="list"> <addon>Min</addon> </addons> <base>Minimal</base> </software>
Cheers, Gavin
Fails for sles 9.3 ... -- cg
Christian Goetze wrote:
If I set up my profile like so:
<software> <addons config:type="list"> <addon>Base-System</addon> </addons> <base>Minimal</base> </software>
The autoinstall stops when attempting to create the bootloader and requests me to insert CD1. If I hit "skip", I then see it complaining about a missing rpm. I've been through 4 iterations now, and added:
<package>libpcap</package> <package>libcap</package> <package>nfs-utils</package> <package>nss_ldap</package>
How many more are there? What is the true self-sustaining minimal install?
Here's my minimal (working) software selection (SuSE 9.3): <install> <software> <base>Minimal+X11</base> </software> </install> I use this with a network installation setup, works great. Hope this helps. /LarS
The main problem seems to be that autoyast is trying to install rpms in the second pass, after rebooting after the first pass. In that pass, it would seem that no networking is available, so no access to the installation server is possible, and that's where it hangs. What do I need to do to force the installation of all required rpms, such that after the reboot, nothing more is needed? This is on suse enterprise 9.3... Thanks in advance! -- cg
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Christian Goetze
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Gavin Carr
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Lars Stavholm