All, I'm working on some 'kickstart' installs but I'm having a problem. Whenever I finish up and reboot I get an error telling me that there are no partitions that are bootable! It's a major hassle, I go in and set /dev/hda1 to bootable with fdisk and it works fine. My question is this: Is my kickstart file hosed? If so, how's it supposed to look(I've already RTFM and it looks right to me). If not, does anyone know of a way to run fdisk from the command line to set a partition bootable? I can't seem to find it in the man pages. My thought was to execute this in the %post section of the file. The file is below. Thoughts or suggestions are humbly requested Jon lang en network --bootproto static --ip 192.168.1.196 --netmask 255.255.255.0 --gateway 192.168.1.254 --nameserver 192.168.1.21 cdrom keyboard us zerombr no clearpart --linux part / --size 250 part /usr --size 500 part /tmp --size 100 part /u01 --size 1000 part /u02 --size 1000 part /u03 --size 1000 part swap --size 100 install mouse genericps/2 timezone --utc US/Central rootpw redhat lilo --location mbr %packages @ Workstation %post mkdir /test >/root/log.lst chmod 777 /test >>/root/log.lst cp /mnt/cdrom/images/*.img /test >>/root/log.lst
