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What if you put the trailing slash (/) after URL ?<br />
=&gt;<br />
<a href="http://10.10.12.254/CENTOS7.0-x86_64-ES/" rel="ugc">http://10.10.12.254/CENTOS7.0-x86_64-ES/</a><br />
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what error do you get ? are you able to use ALT+Fn to see what happens ?<br />
Alt-F3<br />
Alt-F4<br />
Alt-F5
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What if you put the trailing slash (/) after URL ?
=>
http://10.10.12.254/CENTOS7.0-x86_64-ES/ [http://10.10.12.254/CENTOS7.0-x86_64-ES/]

what error do you get ? are you able to use ALT+Fn to see what happens ?
Alt-F3
Alt-F4
Alt-F5

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I tried with trailing / but it made no difference.<br />
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Alt-F3 &amp;&nbsp;Alt-F5 do not appear to do anything<br />
Alt-F4 goes to black screen from which I can't seem to escape
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I tried with trailing / but it made no difference.

Alt-F3 & Alt-F5 do not appear to do anything
Alt-F4 goes to black screen from which I can't seem to escape

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I am trying to kickstart CentOS 7.0 but I get the following error for the repo:<br />
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INSTALLATION SOURCE, error setting up base repository<br />
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Here is the relevant line from the anaconda file.<br />
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This does not work despite being able to access through a browser:<br />
url --url=<a href="http://10.10.12.254/CENTOS7.0-x86_64-ES" rel="ugc">http://10.10.12.254/CENTOS7.0-x86_64-ES</a><br />
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This does work but I'd prefer not to go to www:<br />
url --url=<a href="http://isoredirect.centos.org/centos/7/os/x86_64/" rel="ugc nofollow">http://isoredirect.centos.org/centos/7/os/x86_64/</a><br />
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I am able to kickstart other versions with this anaconda file by changing the url path.<br />
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Anyone have any ideas as to why this might be?
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I am trying to kickstart CentOS 7.0 but I get the following error for the repo:

INSTALLATION SOURCE, error setting up base repository

Here is the relevant line from the anaconda file.

This does not work despite being able to access through a browser:
url --url=http://10.10.12.254/CENTOS7.0-x86_64-ES

This does work but I'd prefer not to go to www:
url --url=http://isoredirect.centos.org/centos/7/os/x86_64/

I am able to kickstart other versions with this anaconda file by changing the url path.

Anyone have any ideas as to why this might be?

I cannot specify my kickstart server repo for kickstart of CentOS 7

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