Req: post installation help

[parwar shah]

Dear Hugh and all other friends:
i used the same procedure which u told me but it was not mounted and at that time no folder by the name of /dev was found.>>>i used a cdrom based installation method kickstart procedure but the 
      result was same when i did the %post script to "sleep 2h" and entered      in the tty2 shell so i didn't find any thing which makes possible my work.
>>>is there any thing like globaly apply to each and every system       like if i m using a cdrom based kickstart installation procedure       and  used the same procedure to any computer but by aim is [1] and mount every cdrom.

thanks for reply HughSHAH

[1] In post installation script 
     i m making a dir(CD) in /tmp folder     i m mounting the dvd in the /tmp/CD folder :::::::>> i used mount -o ro /dev/cdrom /tmp/CD/
     and start any service like " service dhcpd start "


> Date: Sun, 16 Aug 2009 09:34:33 -0500
> parwar shah wrote:
> > Hello,
> > i m working on a kickstart based installation system
> > In post installation script i m making a dir(CD) in /tmp folder and after that i want to mount the dvd in the /tmp/CD folder i used mount -o ro /dev/cdrom /tmp/CD/
> > and its not performing and if i want to start any service like " service dhcpd start  "so when the installation finishes so the mount and service both options are not > > performing ...
> > Any help will be highly appreciable sorry my english is not good
>> > SHAH
> 
> Verify that /dev/cdrom exists before you mount it.
> 
> One trick that might be useful is to set your %post script to be "sleep 2h"
> 
> Then you can switch to a shell on the installed system and try the 
> commands you want to run by hand and troubleshoot why they aren't 
> working.  There's usually a shell on tty2 (Alt-F2).
> 
> Hugh
> 
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