On Tue, 28 Nov 2000, Stephen Bolinger wrote: > The install begins to go into a manual install and asks if I want an NFS, > FTP or HTTP install. There's something wrong here with where ever it is you have put your ks.cfg. The installer can't find it for whatever reason (otherwise it wouldn't be asking you what type of install you need :-). It's also been my experience that if you try to use the ks option and the kickstart can't find a ks.cfg anywhere, it'll pretend to drop back to a manual install but it'll fail (exactly like you're describing) when you try to continue by manually feeding in the information. Check your syslinux.cfg for the image you're using to boot and make sure that you have something that looks like: label kickit kernel vmlinuz append ks=nfs:192.168.1.90:/kickstart/ks.cfg initrd=initrd.img network Note that we're assuming your ks.cfg is in the NFS dir above. And we're also assuming that you're using a NetApp filer and that /kickstart will be aliased automagically to /vol/vol0/kickstart. :-) Take it easy, -- Kelley Spoon Main: 210-892-4000 Rackspace Managed Hosting Fax: 210-892-4329 112 East Pecan, Suite 600 Email: kspoon@xxxxxxxxxxxxx San Antonio, TX 78205 <http://www.rackspace.com>
