Description of problem: Rebuilding the installer runs mk-images.i386. That tries to run splashtolss.sh, but it doesn't exist. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): anaconda-runtime-10.90.23 How reproducible: Run buildinstall Actual results: /FOO/buildinstall.tree.29481/mk-images.i386: line 29: /tmp/treedir.29494/instimage/usr/lib/anaconda-runtime/splashtolss.sh: No such file or directory Expected results: I imagine the script converts a .png to an .lss for use on the CD. I haven't seen the script in anaconda before. Additional info: It's likely doing something like: pngtopnm syslinux-splash.png | ppmtolss16 > splash.lss
/usr/lib/anaconda-runtime/splashtolss.sh is provided by the fedora-logos package. Do you have that installed?
Ah, in fedora-logos. Sorry about the noise then. Kind of an odd place for it though, no?
Yeah, it's a little strange.
It's in fedora-logos because that's where the actual splash image is -- we have to adjust the script based on the colors in the image due to insanity with how the syslinux splash stuff works :)