Hello All, I am having some problems installing via NFS. I believe my NFS server is set up correctly as I can mount the exported directory from other computers. On my NFS server, I copied both RedHat 7.1 install CD's to /redhat.disks/redhat-7.1. And I placed my ks.cfg file in /redhat.disks In my ks.cfg I use this line: nfs --server 10.2.115.30 --dir /redhat.disks/redhat-7.1 My syslinux.cfg includes the following: label fof kernel vmlinuz #append ks=file:/ks.cfg initrd=initrd.img lang= devfs=nomount vga=788 append ks=nfs:10.2.115.30:/redhat.disks/ks.cfg initrd=initrd.img network When I try to install, I get prompted for a language, keyboard type, then an installation method of either Local CDROM or hard drive. If I do an ALT-F3, the last line says "trying to mount device hde" and if I do an ALT-F4 it says "<6> CDROM: open failed" I tried using the name rather than the IP address with the same results. I also tried using the ks=file line in syslinux.cfg rather than having the ks.cfg file on my NFS server, same results. I must be doing something wrong since it is not reading my ks.cfg file. Any ideas? Thank you, Rebecca
