ok, i think im barking up the wrong tree here.. when looking at the
"software" tab under the kickstart profile where I have the package
groups I want to install, I see this warning.
*Note: only packages available in your Enterprise Linux install tree
should be specified here.* To install packages
looking in my logs, when this happens, I see.
ERROR : disabling non-base repo rhel-virtualization: cannot retrieve
repository metadata (repmod.xml) for repository: rhel-virtualization.
please verify its path and try again.
searches on this in google turned up nothing.. :(
regards,
Jason
On 0
On 08/31/10 19:17, Colin Coe wrote:
> Hi Jason
>
> I think we have found the problem.
>
> You should have one base channel (rhel server) and multiple child
> channels with 'rhel server' as the parent.
>
> The structure should be similar to
> rhel server (parent)
> -> rhel cluster storage (child)
Hi Jason
I think we have found the problem.
You should have one base channel (rhel server) and multiple child
channels with 'rhel server' as the parent.
The structure should be similar to
rhel server (parent)
-> rhel cluster storage (child)
-> rhel cluster suite (child)
-> rhel virtualization (c
I think i tried it both ways, but neither one works,, so for my
channels, I have the following base channels.
rhel cluster storage
rhel cluster suite
rhel virtualization
rhel server
rhel server with tools (for the kickstart)
Im guessing it should go under "rhel server with tools", right?
Ive pu
When you created those channels did you assign them a parent channel?
On Wed, Sep 1, 2010 at 3:44 AM, Jason Welsh wrote:
> anyone?
>
> On 08/31/10 10:32, Jason Welsh wrote:
>> ok, i see that now. thanks for the info.
>> When I create my new channel and do a spacewalk-repo-sync on my custom
>> c
anyone?
On 08/31/10 10:32, Jason Welsh wrote:
> ok, i see that now. thanks for the info.
> When I create my new channel and do a spacewalk-repo-sync on my custom
> channel, it imports those rpms into spacewalk just fine, but when I go
> in the "Kickstart Details / Operating System' section, i do
On 08/31/10 02:29, Marcus Moeller wrote:
> Dear Jason,
>
>> Ive searched but dont see how to do this..
>>
>> I have my kickstart working and now Id like to be able to add a few
>> repos for the kickstart to be able to install from.
>> so in the kickstart config, Id like to see something like
>>
Dear Jason,
> Ive searched but dont see how to do this..
>
> I have my kickstart working and now Id like to be able to add a few
> repos for the kickstart to be able to install from.
> so in the kickstart config, Id like to see something like
>
> repo --name=server-stuff --baseurl=http://myserver
Ive searched but dont see how to do this..
I have my kickstart working and now Id like to be able to add a few
repos for the kickstart to be able to install from.
so in the kickstart config, Id like to see something like
repo --name=server-stuff --baseurl=http://myserver/yum/5.50/mystuff/
so th
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