Russell Cattelan wrote:
> NOTE NOTE NOTE
> The RedHat discs that are now required for install are the
> labeled "respin"
> fc9c2c23b02d2a35b75845530db81743 7.0-i386-respin-disc1.iso
> 0e77615754f281363c231b2d4b1806bb 7.0-i386-respin-disc2.iso
>
> It is likely the more prevalent images will be the respin
> images and not the original images, therefore the rpm list
> has been generated against the rpm's contained in the respin CD.
>
> DO NOT USE the older iso's for installs!
> The install process will get stuck in a loop requesting
> rpm's that do not exist on the older CD's.
To find out if you have an older ISO, look for these packages:
up2date-2.0-4
usermode-1.35-2
LPRng-3.6.22-5
If you have an older ISO and you don't want to download another 650 megs
to deal with it, you should be able to use your older discs by choosing
"Select individual packages" during RPM selection, and then de-select
these packages:
System Environment / Base / up2date
System Environment / Base / up2date-gnome
System Environment / Daemons / LPRng
Applications / System / usermode
When the installer complains about dependencies, choose the third
option, "Ignore package dependencies"
The install should continue, and when your system is up and running, you
should go back and install the above packages from the Red Hat updates.
-Eric
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