I wanted to run sl6 on a non-pae laptop using the ELRepo nonpae ml 
kernel, and thought that it might work to run the livecd-creator script 
with Urs Beyerle's sl6rolling-livedvd.ks kickstart file, just 
editing sl6rolling-live-base.ks to include the elrepo-kernel repository 
and changing the name of the "kernel" package to "kernel-ml-NONPAE". 
I'm pleased to report that this does in fact work; at least the 
resulting iso boots and starts up normally - I haven't tested it 
extensively.

However, even without a mention of the ordinary sl6 kernel, the script 
installs the most recent one from sl-security and constructs a rather 
confusing boot menu with four separate kernel entries all labelled 
nonpae, some of which try to boot the standard pae kernel.  This isn't 
fatal, but it's a bit messy.

Can anyone suggest a way of getting the script to not install the 
standard kernel, or at least to label the boot menu entries in a more 
informative way?

Stephen Isard