Description of problem: When kickstarting a with "%packages --nobase", anaconda says "sh: can't find /usr/sbin/mouseconfig" Wouldn't it make sense for anaconda, if it assumes system-config-mouse was installed, to *require* it to be installed? Or if not to at least test if what it is calling is there, and if not put up a warning or otherwise bomb? This is similar to BZ # 204797. If anaconda assumes that it is there, shouldn't it insist that it is installed ? Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): RHEL4 U4
... also, authconfig should be on the "must install" list. Thanks!
This is already fixed in Rawhide, and will be in the next release of RHEL. We're not even using mouseconfig in anaconda anymore, so that's no longer a problem. If you need this fix in an update release of RHEL, please talk to your support representative who will escalate the problem report through the appropriate channels.