I am having trouble doing a 6.2 kickstart install on a machine with a previously used /dev/sda. It always fails on the first 'part' statement. I finally did a manual install and discovered in the anaconda-ks.cfg that the drive is not sda but has a really funny name ddf1_<very long hexadecimal sequence> What is this name? How do I get rid of it and have it simply as sda? The kickstart has a 'clearpart' statement that clears all partitions on all drives (there are 2 drives on the sytem). When the kickstart failed, I manually removed the partitions by booting the system with sysrescuecd and used fdisk to remove the partitions. I verified that the partition table is empty both under SL6.2's DVD and sysrescuecd. Then I tried the kickstart again and it failed at the first 'part' statement. The problem is the drive name. sysrescuecd thinks it's /dev/sda, but not the SL6.2 install or everything DVD. Can I not reuse drives? Are they magically labelled somewhere? Thanks!