Re: clearpart -all warning

I'm not sure to understand the extra "if" statement. I've tried this and
worked as expected:

#!/bin/sh
install="no"
while [ "$install" != "yes" ]; do
        clear
        echo
        echo
"*********************************************************************"
        echo "***********************  W A R N I N G
******************************"
        echo
"*********************************************************************"
        echo " If you continue, all partitions from local disks will be
erased."
        echo " Do you wish to continue? (Type the entire word \"yes\" to
proceed.) "
        echo
        read -p "Proceed with install? " install
done

Regards,

El 12 de abril de 2012 10:02, Markus Eyrich <[email protected]> escribió:

>  **Well, as far as i can see this script doesn't even work in a normal
> shell, bash or sh...
>
>  The last line says "read -p "Proceed with install? " install done clear
> chvt1 #%end
>
> Now put the whole stuff into a script, the last line (read...) whould look
> like this:
>
>
> **read -p "Proceed with install? " install
> done (closing while)
> clear
> chvt1
> %end
>
> But still, this doesn't work, you can type what you want, even "yes" and
> you won't get out of it, since you now read what is into "install" but have
> to action for it. So i made:
>
>
> read -p "Proceed with install? " install
> if [ "$install" = "yes" ] || [ "$install" = "YES" ]; then exit
> fi
> done
> clear
> chvt1
> %end
>
> That works. Maybe i'm stupid or something, but the original posted script
> is not functional ?!?
>
> The complete thing is like that:
>
> %pre
> #!/bin/sh
> exec < /dev/tty6 > /dev/tty6 2>&1
> chvt 6
> install="no"
> while [ "$install" != "yes" ] || [ "$install" != "YES" ]; do
>
> clear
> echo
> echo
> '********************************************************************************'
> echo '*                              W A R N I N
> G                                   *'
> echo
> '*
> *'
> echo '*       This process will install a completely new operating
> system!           *'
>
> echo
> '*
> *'
> echo '*     Do you wish to continue? (Type the entire word "yes" to
> proceed.)        *'
> echo
> '*
> *'
> echo
> '********************************************************************************'
> echo
> read -p "Process with install? " install
> if [ "$install" = "yes" ] || [ "$install" = "YES" ]; then
> exit
> fi
> done
> chvt 1
> %end
>
>
>
> Am 12.04.2012 13:30, schrieb Patrick Lists:
>
> On 04/12/2012 09:53 AM, Markus Eyrich wrote:
>
> Does this still work with CentOS 6 and Anaconda ? I can't get it to
> work. Tried the very exact same code below and Anaconda just goes over
> it and starts installing... Do i need to do anything more in the
> kickstart file? Does it need to be in interactive or text mode or
> something ?!
>
>
> I have not tried it on CentOS 6. I was just quoting from Chip's kickstart
> presentation. I always use text mode in my kickstart files. Have you tried
> that? Maybe Chip Shabazian can shed some light on this?
>
> Regards,
> Patrick
>
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