Problems with <SYS_PARTITION_DISK_sda>

Hi,
i have a Problem with <SYS_PARTITION__REMOVE> and <SYS_PARTITION_DISK_sda>
too.

in my info file "final.sys.tcf" in the /info-directory are the following
lines to my partitions:

<SYS_REMOVE_PARTITION>
/dev/sda 1 2 3
</SYS_REMOVE_PARTITION>
this lines are for remove the three old partitions on the hd : sda1=SWAP,
sda2=/boot and sda3=/.

And the next lines to create the new partitions sda1, sda2, sda3 and sda5.
<SYS_PARTITION_DISK_sda>
/boot 100 num=1 id=83 fsys=ext2
SWAP 1000 num=2 id=82
/ 5000 num=3 id=83 fsys=ext3
/home 0 num=5 id=83 fsys=ext3
</SYS_PARTITION_DISK_sda>

But when i start the automatic installation with the generated bootdisk
(make_inst_disk final), the installation break by the step when the harddisk
will creates the partitions. YaST1 show me the old partition configuration
with the partitions sda1=SWAP, sda2=/boot and sda3=/.

Where are the new partition configuration, the i have created whith
<SYS_PARTITION_DISK_sda>?

What make the variable "<YAST_INFO>AUTO_FDISK  0/1/2" in the file
/templates/yast.tcf.

What number must i set that the installation runs automatic through the
partition configuration?

Thanks for your help.
David

> On Thursday 11 April 2002 15:16, Markus Froehlich wrote:
> > hi at all,
> > now I have to do this step too.
> > Windows and linux with ALICE.
> > I use alice-0.9.5-11.
> > This is how it should look like:
> >
> > <SYS_PARTITION_REMOVE>
> > /dev/sda 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
> > </SYS_PARTITION_REMOVE>
> >
> > <SYS_PARTITION_DISK_sda>
> > /       400     num=2   fsys=ext2
> > SWAP    265     num=3
> > /var    500     num=4   fsys=ext2
> > /usr    1000    num=5   fsys=ext2
> > /opt    *       num=6   fsys=ext2
> > </SYS_PARTITION_DISK_sda>
> Tht's clear, because you create 4 primary paritions and then there in no
space
> left for creating the logical partition fpr sda5 ..
>
> use
> /var 550   num=5 ...
> /usr       num=6 ...

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