Created attachment 1103661 [details] Kickstart script Description of problem: I have a Kickstart script which performs a minimal install. I used to pass the "--nobase" option to %packages, but this option is deprecated. My %packages clause now contains a list of packages, without any groups ('@'). Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Fedora 23 anaconda from network installer How reproducible: Every time Steps to Reproduce: Perform an install using the attached ks.cfg. Note that the software spoke looks like this: [x] Software selection (Custom software selected) Now, configure the root password spoke. Upon leaving that spoke configuration, the software spoke now looks like this: [!] Software selection (Custom software selected) In order to proceed, you have to configure the software spoke, selecting at least "Minimal Install". Actual results: Cannot install without selecting "Minimal Install" spoke. Expected results: I should be able to install my list of packages, their dependencies, and nothing else. Additional info:
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