In 6.0, we used to use the kickstart directive 'net --ip UNKNOWN' to force the installer to ask the sysadmin to provide IP address information manually as part of the kickstart. This allowed us to have generic kickstart floppies (we don't use DHCP installs) to install machines from. No need to update the ks.cfg on the floppy for each machine or make a new floppy... With 6.2, that still happens, but when the machine reboots after the kickstart, it has lost all of its network config information that was hand-entered and we then have to do a 'netconfig' and set it all again manually.
verified bug ... the /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 file contains the "UNKNOWN" value from the ks file, and not the updated manually entered information from the install itself ...
Deferred to future release.
Fixing bug status- sorry for the email.
Changed to 'CLOSED' state since 'RESOLVED' has been deprecated.