Description of problem: Installer exits with key error for some non-standard packages on my customised install source. Behavuour in a similar to the one I get when a package is mentioned in "comps", but missing from "hdlist", but in this case, however, I _know_ that the packages are included. However, it looks all the packages in question have rather complex names, versions or release numbers. One example is alsa-driver from freshrpms.net; version-release is 0.9.0-fr0rc6.1 How reproducible: Every time Steps to Reproduce: 1. Copy Red Hat CDs to location suitable for network install 2. Download alsa-driver-0.9.0-fr0rc6.1 from freshrpms, copy to install location 3. Add alsa-driver to RedHat/base/comps, update hdlist using genhdlist 4. Start network install with new location as source Actual results: Installer crash Expected results: Install starts
Created attachment 90554 [details] Anaconda dump from failed install
Either the package name isn't what you think it is or it's not in the hdlist. That is the *only* way you can get this.