And once more problems! I tried the new yast2-module-autoinst packages (both 2.5.26 and 2.5.27rc1) with the result that YaST is no longer AutoYaST: Now on every start it asks me wether it should start the automated installation and waits for me to press "OK". And in the same display box it claims that all necessary configuration data is available. So what is this about? The version taken from CD/DVD works fine without any user interaction, but as soon as I switch to newer versions everything is a mess. Another possibility could be a buggy XML file (though it works with older versions). I checked the documentation coming with the latest release and it suggests to use the program tidy to check the XML syntax. But this one seems to need a .dtd file (/usr/lib/YaST2/include/control-file.dtd) which I couldn't find. So once again - anyone out there knowing how to prevent this missbehaviour or where to find the .dtd file? TIA, Marcel ---- Marcel Ritter Linux Betreuer Regionales Rechenzentrum Erlangen ---- Unix _IS_ user friendly... It's just selective about who its friends are.
* Marcel Ritter <Marcel.Ritter@rrze.uni-erlangen.de> [Jul 30. 2002 16:43]:
And once more problems!
I tried the new yast2-module-autoinst packages (both 2.5.26 and 2.5.27rc1) with the result that YaST is no longer AutoYaST:
Now on every start it asks me wether it should start the automated installation and waits for me to press "OK". And in the same display box it claims that all necessary configuration data is available. So what is this about? The version taken from CD/DVD works fine without any user interaction, but as soon as I switch to newer versions everything is a mess.
What you are calling a mess is documented here: http://www.suse.de/~nashif/autoinstall/autoyast2/createprofile.reporting.htm... This confirmation box is turned on by default to avoid recrusive installs. This happens for example if an SMP system is being installed where a reboot is required, now imagine how many times it will install the system if you leave for lunch and use cdrom/network to install... So all you have to do is add <confirm config:type="boolean">false</confirm> to the report resource. Anas -- Anas Nashif <nashif@suse.com>, SuSE Linux AG Montreal (Laval), Canada
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