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pungi fails in the createiso stage: msg#00047

Subject: pungi fails in the createiso stage
Hi list:

Been working on pungi quite a bit and while I was testing some stuff it showed some strange behaviour. In my box it stops in the createiso stage when `mkisofs` is called. The error messages states that there is no isolinux directory ( and when I go look for it where its suppose to be... its not there :) To make sure that it was not what I had done I downloaded a new tar file and installed it in my box. To my surprise it showed the same behavior. I looked at pungi and the anaconda-runtime scripts which I suspect are the cause of all this. To get a better look at things I stopped pungi just before executing the buildinstall command and executed it with the --debug option to see what came out. A bunch of messages popped out ( I will list just a small portion):

/.../upd-instroot: line 989: /.../fixmtime.py: No such file or directory
/.../upd-instroot: line 989: /.../fixmtime.py: No such file or directory
cat: /.../lang-table*: No such file or directory
/.../upd-instroot: line 1011: cd: /.../locale: No such file or directory
These where the first ones. There are more but I think the root of the problem is here.

I looked in the anaconda-runtime scripts for the bug with no success. Finally I changed pungies yum repository to point to a repository that I had lying around for some time (the repository had anaconda-11.2.0.57-1.x86_64.rpm and anaconda-runtime-11.2.0.57-1.x86_64.rpm they were old versions ). It worked like a charm. FYI, the repository that I was using for my previous tests was "mirrorlist=http://mirrors.fedoraproject.org/mirrorlist?repo=rawhide&arch=x86_64";

So I diffed the upd-insroot from the 11.2.0.57-1.x86_64 version with the 11.2.0.66-1.x86_64 one and IMHO found no change that would give the behavior that I'm experiencing.
Anybody else in this situation???
Comments greatly appreciated
Regards

--
Joel Andres Granados



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