On Fri, 2004-04-09 at 03:02, Chris Miller wrote: > I am try to setup a ks.cfg and every time I run an install with my > ks.cfg apmd, finger, hotplug, irda-utils, isdn4k-utils, jwhois, > kernel-pcmcia-cs, make, ppp, procmail, rp-pppoe, sendmail, stunnel, > talk, usbutils, wireless-tools, wvdial all keep getting installed. > Not sure if its me or KS. > > > --Start ks.cfg---- > > # Kickstart file. > > #System language > lang en_US.UTF-8 > langsupport --default en_US.UTF-8 en_US.UTF-8 > > #System keyboard > keyboard us > #System mouse > mouse --emulthree msintellips/2 > > #Sytem timezone > timezone America/New_York > > #Reboot after installation > reboot > #Use text mode install > #text > > #Install Red Hat Linux instead of upgrade > install > #Use Web installation > url --url ftp://10.0.0.100/fedora/ > #System bootloader configuration > bootloader --location=mbr --append rhgb > > #System authorization infomation > auth --useshadow --enablecache > #Network information > network --bootproto=dhcp --device=eth0 > #Firewall configuration > firewall --enabled --ssh > #XWindows configuration information > xconfig --depth=8 --resolution=640x480 --defaultdesktop=GNOME > > part / --fstype reiserfs --onpart sda1 > part swap --onpart sda2 > part swap --onpart sda3 > part /tmp --fstype reiserfs --onpart sda5 > part /var --fstype reiserfs --onpart sda6 > part /var/log --fstype reiserfs --onpart sda7 > part /usr --fstype reiserfs --onpart sda8 > part /home --fstype reiserfs --onpart sda9 > part /local --fstype reiserfs --onpart sda10 > part /local2 --fstype reiserfs --onpart sda11 > > #Package install information > %packages --ignoredeps > acl > acpid > anacron > ash > aspell > aspell-en > at > atk > attr > audiofile > authconfig > autofs > basesystem > bash > bc > beecrypt > bind-utils > bzip2 > bzip2-libs > chkconfig > chkfontpath > coreutils > cpio > cpp > cracklib > cracklib-dicts > crontabs > ctags > cyrus-sasl > cyrus-sasl-md5 > cyrus-sasl-plain > db4 > desktop-file-utils > dev > devlabel > dhclient > diffutils > dos2unix > dosfstools > dump > e2fsprogs > ed > eject > elfutils > elfutils-libelf > esound > ethtool > expat > fam > fbset > fedora-logos > fedora-release > file > filesystem > findutils > fontconfig > freetype > FreeWnn-libs > ftp > gawk > GConf2 > gdbm > gdk-pixbuf > gettext > glib > glib2 > glibc > glibc-common > Glide3 > gmp > gnome-mime-data > gnome-python2 > gnome-python2-bonobo > gnome-python2-canvas > gnome-vfs2 > gnupg > gpm > grep > groff > grub > gtk+ > gtk2 > gzip > hdparm > hesiod > hwdata > indexhtml > info > initscripts > iproute > iptables > iputils > jfsutils > joe > kbd > kernel > kernel-smp > kernel-utils > krb5-libs > krbafs > kudzu > less > lftp > lha > libacl > libart_lgpl > libattr > libbonobo > libbonoboui > libcap > libgcc > libgcj > libglade2 > libgnome > libgnomecanvas > libgnomeui > libIDL > libjpeg > libpcap > libpng > libstdc++ > libtermcap > libtiff > libuser > libwnck > libwvstreams > libxml > libxml2 > libxml2-python > libxslt > linc > lockdev > logrotate > logwatch > losetup > lrzsz > lsof > lvm > lynx > mailcap > mailx > MAKEDEV > man > man-pages > mdadm > mgetty > mingetty > minicom > mkbootdisk > mkinitrd > mktemp > modutils > mount > mtools > mtr > mt-st > nano > ncftp > ncurses > netconfig > net-snmp > net-tools > newt > nfs-utils > nmap > nscd > nss_ldap > ntp > ntsysv > openldap > openmotif > openssh > openssh-clients > openssh-server > openssl > ORBit2 > pam > pam_krb5 > pam_smb > pango > parted > passwd > patchutils > pax > pciutils > pcre > perl > perl-Filter > pinfo > popt > portmap > postgresql-libs > prelink > procinfo > procps > psmisc > pygtk2 > pygtk2-libglade > pyOpenSSL > pyorbit > python > python-optik > pyxf86config > quota > raidtools > rdate > rdist > readline > redhat-config-date > redhat-config-mouse > redhat-config-network > redhat-config-network-tui > redhat-config-proc > redhat-config-securitylevel-tui > redhat-config-services > redhat-menus > reiserfs-utils > rhnlib > rhpl > rmt > rootfiles > rpm > rpm-python > rsh > rsync > run > schedutils > screen > sed > setarch > setserial > setup > setuptool > shadow-utils > slang > slocate > specspo > star > startup-notification > statserial > sudo > switchdesk > symlinks > sysklogd > syslinux > sysstat > SysVinit > tar > tcpdump > tcp_wrappers > tcsh > telnet > termcap > time > tmpwatch > traceroute > ttmkfdir > tzdata > unix2dos > unzip > up2date > usermode > usermode-gtk > utempter > util-linux > vconfig > vim-common > vim-enhanced > vim-minimal > vim-X11 > vixie-cron > wget > which > words > Xaw3d > XFree86 > XFree86-base-fonts > XFree86-font-utils > XFree86-libs > XFree86-libs-data > XFree86-Mesa-libGL > XFree86-Mesa-libGLU > XFree86-tools > XFree86-xauth > XFree86-xfs > xinetd > xinitrc > ypbind > yp-tools > yum > zip > zlib > -apmd > -finger > -hotplug > -irda-utils > -isdn4k-utils > -jwhois > -kernel-pcmcia-cs > -make > -ppp > -procmail > -rp-pppoe > -sendmail > -stunnel > -talk > -usbutils > -wireless-tools > -wvdial > > %pre > dd if=/dev/zero of=dev/sda bs=512 count=20 > sfdisk /dev/sda -D -uM << EOF > ,1000,83,* > ,2000,82 > ,2000,82 > ,,E > ,1000,83 > ,1000,83 > ,2000,83 > ,3000,83 > ,512,83 > ,3500,83 > ,,83 > EOF > > > %post > > > --End ks.cfg-- > Try to do an apt-get remove of those packages and see what happens. They will show you the dependencies. For instance, I think mdadm has a dependency on sendmail, so sendmail is added automatically.
