Description of problem: I tried a kickstart install of rawhide yesterday, and it failed miserably. VT3 had warnings about unsupported logvol directives, that FC5 and before accepted just fine, so we seem to have some kind of regression here. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): anaconda-11.1.0.21-1 How reproducible: Every time Steps to Reproduce: 1.Try a kickstart install with a kickstart file containing logvol directives Actual results: Anaconda says it is ignoring them, and eventually aborts the install Expected results: Successful install Additional info:
Works fine for me on anaconda-11.1.0.23. Perhaps you just picked a day where anaconda and pykickstart were out of sync to install.
If it worked fine then, it was broken again :-( Here's my logvol entries. Anaconda still prints the warning that it does not recognize the directive, and then it complains that I didn't define a root device. This is a non-interactive kickstart install, if it makes any difference. clearpart --none volgroup all --noformat logvol / --useexisting --fstype ext3 --name=test --vgname=all --fsoptions="noati me" logvol swap --useexisting --fstype swap --name=swap --vgname=all part swap --onpart hda2 logvol /l --noformat --fstype ext3 --name=l --vgname=all --fsoptions="noatime" raid /boot --useexisting --fstype ext3 --device=md6 --fsoptions="noatime" raid /l/root/boot --noformat --fstype ext3 --device=md5 --fsoptions="noatime" logvol /l/root --noformat --fstype ext3 --name=stable --vgname=all --fsoptions=" noatime"
The message about not being supported is just sloppy error handling covering up the real cause. Fixed in Rawhide.