Aaron Spurlock wrote:
Okay, I wanted to verify that is wasn't the kickstart process, so I launched the QMTISO install with:linux dd updates noapic acpi=off skipddc So no kickstart file at all. It read in the Dell driver disk, installed a minimal system--with the network configured--and rebooted. Upon reboot, up came Kudzu with my NIC's detected. Again, I just ignored the prompts and the system works, but it is interesting that this happens. With a basic Cent44 ServerCD + dell driver disk - no kudzu prompts QMTISO 1.3.0 + dell driver disk = kudzu prompts I do see that QMTISO has Kudzu 1.1.95.22 and Cent44ServerCD is 1.1.95.15...would that make a difference? Again, just splitting hairs here, but the perfectionist in me knows it CAN work without kudzu coming up to configure my NICs...
The version shouldn't matter. It may be time for me to rebuild and refresh the ISO. It started out as a 4.0 install, and I've been downloading the updates and regenerating the hdlist as updates came out. I'll try a fresh 4.5 disk and go from there to see if that has anything to do with it.
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