Created attachment 766279 [details] anaconda crash file containing logs, kickstart etc. Description of problem: I installed Fedora 19 RC2 on a virtual machine using a kickstart file. When I use only the expanded dvd (iso image mounted and copied) from an nfs partition, then the installation succeeds. nfs --server=serverdvd.example.com --dir=/fs/tmp-local/boot_dir/Fedora/19/x86_64 But when I use also the predefined repos "fedora" (and "updates", but this does not make a difference), then the kickstart installation crashes. repo --name=fedora Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Fedora 19 RC2 How reproducible: Always. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Create a kickstart file without "repo --name=fedora" and do a kickstart installation. 2.Create a kickstart file with "repo --name=fedora" and do a kickstart installation. Actual results: The first succeeds, the second fails. Expected results: Both succeed. Additional info: I append an attachment with the logs created by anaconda. This file also contains the error message. I changed the domain names and ip addresses for privacy. I am not sure if the error results because the predefined repos are not ready before release of Fedora 19. But if this is not the reason then this may be an important bug.
I also tried using only the repo updates and not the repo fedora: nfs --server=serverdvd.example.com --dir=/fs/tmp-local/boot_dir/Fedora/19/x86_64 #repo --name=fedora repo --name=updates This works fine. But using repo fedora fails: nfs --server=serverdvd.example.com --dir=/fs/tmp-local/boot_dir/Fedora/19/x86_64 repo --name=fedora #repo --name=updates crashes.
Hi, Edgar. The pre-release network repos are a moving target, and it looks like you hit them in a state where the package dependencies couldn't be resolved. Your kickstart should work the F19 release. If you still have problems, you can reopen this bug or file a new one.