Hi,
the partitions workaround for kickstart works fine.
Andreas Schockenhoff wrote:
>
> Kevin Wood wrote:
> >
> > Try changing your partitons to match this in your ks.cfg file:
> >
> > clearpart --all
> > part / --size 1024
> > part /usr --size 2048
> > part swap --size 512
> > part /home --size 1 --grow
> > part /data --size 1 --grow --ondisk hdb
> >
> > Make sure that the last partition you use is set like the second to the
> > bottom. The problem is that the sizes mkkickstart gives you might be
> > too large for the drive.
> mkkickstart gives me no size for disk! I write them to small in the
> file.
> I think you first fill hda then hdb and that is the reason why it works.
> But I must test it.
>
> > If you allow them to grow, they will fall into
> > the right size and fix the problem. I just tried it here and it would
> > stall at DiskDruid. Once I changed the lines to the above, worked like
> > a champ.
> Thank you very mutch, i try to live with this workaround.
Yes I have test this, and it works fine.
part /boot --size 16 --ondisk sda
part swap --size 127 --ondisk sda
part / --size 1000 --grow --ondisk sda
part /boot1 --size 16 --ondisk sdb
part swap --size 127 --ondisk sdb
part /r1 --size 1000 --grow --ondisk sdb
without ( --grow ) Installation ends in partition tool or in a core
dump.
bye
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