On Fri, 2008-09-05 at 12:38 -0400, Jerry Geis wrote: > > Jerry Geis wrote: > > > How do you go about debugging the kickstart file? > > > > By trying stuff, reading documentation or doing research. You know, community > > is about give and take and not only taking. I've yet to see *ONE* answer from > > you, it's always just "ask, ask, ask", even with stuff which can easily be > > solved by searching on google. > > > > Sheesh, > > > > Ralph > > > Ralph, > > I debated if I should even answer the above statement. > > There is MORE than 1 kind of community support in my view. > 1) answering questions (which people me qualified than me are doing a > FANTASTIC job with) > 2) financial - of which I support centos.org That's probably more than most do. > > I'm sorry my lack of expertise has offended you. No need to apologize to anyone. You just take it in stride and don't let it bother you. Often folks don't have a comprehension that various constraints - e.g. time, job pressures, being early on the learning curve - make a plea for help the most logical thing to do ATM. And they don't alwyas know if folks hove done even a modicum of research. Often they assume the worst. > I do know of google - I use it all the time. However if after > searching (and yes I do search first) > I dont find anything that helps me the next logic step is to post a > question and hope someone as > generous and knowledgeable as yourself is willing to share a hint, a > solution etc... > > I'm not want/wishing to have TONS of replies to this message. This Well, OK. I won't use the word "curmu..." OOPS! :-) > list has better use with actual topics. > Sorry ALL to have taken bandwith here. Hope I didnt offend anyone. Well, I hope this one reply is not excessive. I do like to encourage folks to not get side-tracked by sometimes harsh and possibly inappropriate (IMO only) replies. > > Jerry > <snip sig stuff> HTH (?) -- Bill