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> I'm trying to kickstart install from CDROM. I burned
> my own CD distribution then created a kickstart
> diskette. However, when I try to install from cdrom,
> it goes to interactive mode and I have to manually
> choose the language settings, etc. Looking at virtual
> console 3, I saw the following error:
>
> no install method specified for kickstart
How do you boot?
From CD or from the floppy?
How do you start the installer?
Do you run `linux ks=floppy` when you boot, or just hit enter?
Where is your kickstart file?
Did you place it on the CD, or on the floppy?
If have have a bootable CD-Rom, the ks.cfg needs to be in the diskimage
that's burned onto the CD's boot sector.
If you boot form floppy, it needs to be there.
> I read somewhere that there is a bug in Redhat
> versions lower than 8 which prevents kickstart to
> install through cdrom correctly. Anyone know if this
> is fixed and if there is any workaround to this? Do
> you think this may be my problem or is it something
> else?
Kickstart CD's have worked fine for me for the last year atleast, same for
quite some other people on this list.
Cipri
