bbrendon wrote: ↑08 Mar 2019 04:24
1. install centos7
2. run your installer script (non KS).
3. fail.
Okay, if I take this as the literal steps you took, and assuming that you are referring to this method and not the development build method...
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wget https://dl.efa-project.org/build/4/build.bash
chmod +x build.bash
mkdir -p /var/log/eFa
sudo logsave /var/log/eFa/build.log ./build.bash testing
I can conclude these three possibilities...
1) You did not reboot
2) The build failed, but you haven't taken the time to share with us the build.log so that we can diagnose the issue
3) You are still not providing sufficient level of detail to each step you took, from "install centos7" to running the "installer script" to "fail."
Let me give you a theoretical example/template of a good failure post...
1) I downloaded the official latest CentOS 7 ISO on <date|version> from centos.org and <checked|did not check> its integrity
2) I created a virtual machine on <hypervisor here|bare metal> with <# of CPUS>, <amount of RAM>, <nic driver>, <storage driver>
3) I installed CentOS 7 with the <insert steps here>, <partitioned this way>
4) I <have|do not have> DHCP available on my VM's network and the VM <can|cannot> reach the Internet, and the VM <can|cannot> resolve DNS properly
5) I followed the instructions at
https://github.com/E-F-A/v4/blob/master/BUILDING and followed the section <"Building on a vps, LXC container, or other existing CentOS instance"|"Building using github clone for development">
6) The build had <errors|no errors> and here is the <build.log|relevant output>
7) I <rebooted|did not reboot> before proceeding
8) I am using <browser> on <operating system>, and here is a <screenshot|description>, of what is happening when I <access the IP|get to step X> using the <GUI|Console>
Bottom line, we can't help you if you don't help us help you.