Hi,

I'd verfiy the following:

You have the proper directory - is that the correct path to the
directory that contains "SL" subdir?

Try starting the install by hand using the nfs install type.  When does
the error occur?  Look at the output on the other virtual terminals
(cntr-alt-f2 cntr-alt-f3).  Anything useful?

Look at the logs on the nfs server - is it permitting the connection?

Good luck,
Tom Rockwell
Michigan State U.

Andrey Y. Shevel wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I deploy Scoentific Linux 302 on a range of the computers with kickstart
>procedure. When I use CD disk as media - everything does work as expected
>
>in file ks.cfg
>
>------------------
>install
>cdrom
>--------------
>
>but when I tried to use NFS
>
>-----------------
>install
>nfs --server 129.49.17.67 --dir /NewUsers/Ram/RedHat/RedHat-SL302
>-----------------
>
>I have the messaage just in moment when the installation tried to connect
>to the server 129.49.17.67
>
>-----------------------------------------------
>install exited abnormally -- received signal 11
>------------------------------------------------
>
>Generally it is not first time when I have got such the message. THe same
>I had a year ago when I have deployed RH80.
>
>Surprisingly the same hardware (dual Xeon 500 MHz) I used 3 years earlier
>under RH72 and under RH72 I had no problem with network installation.
>
>Now I tested two type of the CPUs:
>
> dual Xeon 500 MHz (512 MB of main memory);
>
> dual Xeon 3.06 GHz (1 GB of main memory).
>
>I got exactly same result decribed above.
>
>May be someone has the knowledge about the cause ?
>
>Many thank in advance.
>
>
>Andrey Y. Shevel
>
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