partitions on scsi and ide different ?

[Ingo Jochim]

That may would work.
But I like to have a kickstart CD which works for IDE and SCSI.

Ingo


Lambert, Eric wrote:

>You could try adding the "--ondisk sda" (or what is appropriate) to the
>end of each partition line.
>
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>Subject: partitions on scsi and ide different ?
>
>On an interactive installation using an IDE drive I get all the right 
>partitions created and displayed in the gui.
>If I use a SCSI drive it doesn't work at all.
>
>I'm doing all these test on vmware in a virtual machine.
>
>Is there a different setup in the kickstart script for IDE and SCSI ?
>
>My kickstart script looks like:
>.....
>.....
>#Use interactive kickstart installation method
>interactive
>#Install OS instead of upgrade
>install
>#installation media
>cdrom
>
>#System bootloader configuration
>bootloader --location=mbr
>#Clear the Master Boot Record
>zerombr yes
>
>#Partition clearing information
>clearpart --all --initlabel
>#Disk partitioning information
>part /boot --fstype ext3 --size=100
>part / --fstype ext3 --size=5000
>part /home --fstype ext3 --size=5000
>part swap --size=1000
>part /extern --fstype ext3 --size 1 --grow
>.....
>.....
>
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