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Old 19th January 2009, 08:09 AM
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FC7 via NFS using KS

hi i am trying to install FC7 via NFS using a kickstart file.. but i have a problem when it parsing :

Code:
parted /dev/hda mklabel msdos
because everytime it reaches to this part of the code it has error of not able to find the hard disk

Code:
Error : Could not stat /dev/hda - Not a file or directory
i tried fdisk -l n i get

Code:
Error : No device found
well i browsed around and found some bug filed for FC7 network install

Code:
Bug 243528 - Network install (using http or ftp) does not work
i jus post this msg if there is any solution for it... coz i need to do something abt it as my whole installation is halted just bcoz of this.

Not forgetting i fix my HDD on IDE (PATA) even SATA too i face same problem.

Any solutions ?
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Old 19th January 2009, 08:20 AM
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why are you trying to install or bothering with fc7? its EOL has passed
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Old 19th January 2009, 08:47 AM
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wat u mean why?

well i am asking on a solution if there is any.. jus incase i might hv slip out any stupid mistakes ..

i know FC7 is way back then but well for some reasons i need to use FC7 n hving some problems with it.. jus asking if any hv the solution for it..

else i got to do something else ...
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