Description of problem: I built up a new dvd images from the latest development tree and installed it to my ia64 box by nfs. I walked around bug #222840 by replacing netIPv4/6 with fixed value 1. Then, the installation went ahead, but initrd was lost when installing kernel. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): anaconda-11.2.0.9-1 How reproducible: Everytime Steps to Reproduce: 1.Rebuilup dvd image from the latest development tree; 2.Install os on the machine by choosing nfs method; 3. When installing kernel, anaconda looked hanged for more than 10 minutes; Actual results: After installation, reboot machine, machine hanged. Expected results: Machine shouldn't hang when rebooting Additional info: 1) I checked the partition and found initrd was missed. 2) I checked /root/install.log and found mkinitrd reported it couldn't find /sbin/nash. Checking the rpm installation sequence written in /root/install.log, I saw that anaconda installed mkinitrd firstly, then kernel, then nash, while it installed many other rpms among them. 3) The correct sequence should be: nash, mkinitrd, kernel.
Created attachment 146156 [details] /root/install.log
This was due to a bug in pkgorder that was fixed the end of last week