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When I try to start a kickstart install off the rh62 install cd with 'linux
ks' at the lilo prompt, anaconda dies with a stack trace indicating
"--kickstart: missing argument"

Reproducible: Always
Steps to Reproduce:
1.boot rh62 install cd
2.type 'linux ks' at the lilo prompt
3.anaconda dies
	

Actual Results:  A stack trace along these lines:

file "/usr/bin/anaconda" line 45 in ? [ "gui" "text" ... ]
file /usr/lib/anaconda/isys.py line 198 in getopt
return apply (_iss.getopt.args)
TypeError: bad argument --kickstart: missing argument

Expected Results:  system starts a kickstart install, queries my dhcp
server for an address, and retrieves the kickstart config file from my nfs
server.

I've verified with a network sniffer that the install doesn't get as far as
requesting a dhcp address or making an nfs mount.

It seems like anaconda expects something after 'ks' on the kernel load
line, but the docs indicate that 'ks' is sufficient.

I've also tried an explicit kickstart via nfs with the lilo line

'linux ks=nfs:10.1.3.2:/kickstart/ks.cfg'

which causes the installer to not do a kickstart install at all, and
instead do a manual install.