Hm. Inserting the vlan= came from following the RedHat kernel parms; turns out,
taking out the vlan= made no difference.
I then took out the init=/initrd and the ipv6.disable=1 and the installer
ground into life. (Think: Gene Wilder)
VNC wouldn't work with inst.repo pointing to SineNomine.net,
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I am really amazed at the number of people having trouble with Linux on z. I
have had zero problems installing Ubuntu and Suse on both z12 and Z14. I have
stayed away from Redhat and Redhat derivatives
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GlassHouse Systems | Tel: +1 (416) 229-2950 x304
Why do you have
vlan=vlan2178:eth0
?
In the configuration I described, the guest is VLAN unaware.
Regards,
Alan Altmark
IBM
>
> init=/initrd
> vlan=vlan2178:eth0
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