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Has anyone figured this out yet? I have somewhat the same problem and I have
attempted install from hard disk, FTP, and NFS. I have tried this on
multiple machines with the same results or unable to set PASV error. I have
used numerous FTP servers all supporting PASV transfers including redhat's
own site! I planned on aborting the install from redhat's ftp site if it
started correctly but according to redhat's install disks they don't support
PASV ftp either! Is redhat up to something? Are you purposely aggravated if
you don't purchase their CD?

PS. I saw nothing in the 5.0 errata about this, am I blind?

Jess wrote in message <34AB5788.EC1388F9@deathsdoor.com>...
>Hrmmm,.. Didn't think too much about this untill I decided to install
>RH5 on one of my
>boxes <hehe one of the Cyrix Ones> from a dos partition. (btw. rehat 4.2
>works on an identical box)
>
>*Scanning /temp/rhimage/RedHat/RPMS for packages
>*failed to rpmReadPackageHeader index~1.rpm
>
>Ok.. seems like I've read about this before <yup>
>after going to the forementioned errata I pondered to myself, if I
>upgrade the gcc rpms
>what difference is it going to make I cannot get passed the boot&supp
>disks then a package scan.
>(btw. I did try subbing the gcc packs)
>
>Any comments/workarounds?
>
>Jess
>
>
>
>Matt Harrell wrote:
>>
>> LightningBit wrote:
>> > I boot with the 2 installationdisk (boot-disk + supplemental)
>> > I create the necessar partitions on my first harddisk (1 GB) with Disk
Druid
>> > (/dev/hda..)
>> > it formats the swap-partition without any problems,
>> > when asked, I give the path where the redhat-distribution is located
>> > (/redhat)
>> > "install exited abnormally -- recieved signal 11"
>> > "sending termination signals ... done"
>> > "sending kill signals ... done"
>> > "unmounting filesystems ..."
>>
>> Check out Red Hat's "Product Errata" in their support section of their
>> web site.  It gives a way around this problem for those of us who
>> experienced it.