I am trying to use kickstart to install some systems. I am using DHCP/NFS install. I do not have admin access to the DNS or DHCP servers, but I am running NFS on one of my machines. I am trying to install RedHat 6.2 via kickstart on a P90 with SCSI HDD and an old IDE CD-ROM (it doesn't even read a RedHat 7.0 Cd that I burned, but it does read an original RH6.2 CD). I put my ks.cfg on the bootup disk (it doesn't boot to CD-ROM), and boot. Alt-F3 reveals that the kickstart file is copied to /tmp/ks.cfg, it loads the scsi aic7xxx driver, and then it says 'no install method specified for kickstart.' Then it tries to read from the CD-ROM and goes to the manual install (asking for language, etc.). My ks.cfg looks like this: lang en_US network --bootproto dhcp nfs --server redhat62 --dir /home/linux keyboard us part swap --onpart sda1 part / --onpart sda5 install mouse --kickstart msintellips/2 timezone US/Pacific rootpw password auth --useshadow --enablemd5 lilo --location mbr %packages @X Windows System ... Does anyone have any ideas about what is going wrong? Do I need to get to the DHCP/DNS server? The redhat62 is in the DNS, and I have tried the IP address, to no avail. TIA Forrest
