Michael DeHaan wrote:
If this is RHEL5, why not just add a repository in your ks file that has all the updates in it? Far easier than trying to reconstruct the install tree.I don't know why folk are giving EL5/Fedora answers when it's clear OP isn't using one of those. See where he says "I've tried linking the 'RedHat/base'."Because upgrading to something more current has a few advantages. Not just updates, but being able to install your own RPMs at kickstart time too.
it might, but it's clear that's not what the OP was doing, and there are perfectly valid reasons for not upgrading.
I think we all need to take care to read the question, ascertain the facts and then provide a considered reply.
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