Re: Fedora ARM Installer

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----- Original Message -----
> Have no problems with uncompress it just want to use installer iso image but
> can't understand where I must put iso image (write to USB? or it can be
> writed to SD card, installer loads in RAM so I can use installation source
> as destination source?)

The script is for deploying the disk images. To do an actual installation on the 
rpi3 you would need to run a tftp server and pxe boot. Anaconda requires more than
1G RAM for a network install, so you will also need to nfs mount the squashfs.
If you dont want to go through the pain of setting up the tftp server, you can 
likely hack up a minimal usb stick with the kernel/initrd and squashfs from 
the installation repo and a custom extlinux.conf pointing to the repo in the apend
line. In either case you will need a mSD with the firmware and U-boot and install
to USB attached disk.

Paul

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