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Thanks for the info.  I think I found a bug in ksconfig.  If you tell
it to do a network install, it doesn't write the ks.cfg file correctly
and makes you enter it manually.  Also, if you tell it to remove linux
partitions, it might remove windows partitions as well, like it did to
about 10 of my workstations before I figured out what it was doing.


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