On Sun systems, I've had this happen as well, and I had to dig through it's preboot bios or other bios system configs to make sure the proper disk was cited. Logvol /opt -fstype=ext4 -name=LogVol06 -vgname-Vol_Group01 seen this also on some Dell and Oracle systems (hardware), on occasion (not always), I've seen the kickstart attempt to inappropriately use the on-board media drive (not hard drive), and I had to (on Dells) adjust the visibility of the media drive. Logvol /usr/local -fstype=ext4 -name=LogVol05 -vgname-Vol_Group01 -size=3028 Logvol /usr -fstype=ext4 -name=LogVol03 -vgname-Vol_Group01 -size=8052 Logvol /tmp -fstype=ext4 -name=LogVol02 -vgname-Vol_Group01 -size=10052 Logvol /home -fstype=ext4 -name=LogVol01 -vgname-Vol_Group01 -size=2028 Logvol / -fstype=ext4 -name=LogVol00 -vgname-Vol_Group01 -size=5028 Network -bootproto-static -ip=192.168.122.100 -netmask=255.255.255.0 -device=eth0Īuthconfig -enabledshadow -passalgo-sha512īootloader -location=mbr -driverorder=sda -append='crashkernel=auto' I'm going to post what I have here: install I've looked at alot of sample Kickstart files online to see if I can figure it out and can't make any headway.

I run ksvalidator against the Kickstart file and no errors come back. It finds the Kickstart file via HTTP and start the process and then it hits the following error: Error Partitioning So I'm testing Kickstart in latest version of VirtualBox and working with RHEL6 and the server with the Kickstart file and install isos and then I have a client.

Nicky romero kickstart license file