You could just create a RH6.2 cd with all the kickstart files on the cd (1 per server), and then modify syslinux to do a ks=cdrom:/... for each server. This way you could just send them a well tested cd and tell them to type one command for each server. Of course this only works if each server has a cdrom, otherwise I'd say you're opening yourself up for some huge headaches should the remote ISP tech not jump through the proper hoops for you. Mike Paul Nasrat (pnasrat@xxxxxxxxxx) said: > I need a remote ISP to upgrade a large number of servers for me using > kickstart (RH 6.2). > > I seem to remember someone here discussing doing this by: > > 1) kickstart install > 2) in %post create bootdisk using mkbootdisk > 3) in rc.local or something create next kickstart disk > > I assume this is done using templates for kickstart files and > autogenerating the files. > > I'm happy to knock up some perl scripts to do this, but was wondering if > there was anything out there to do template based kickstart. I've seen > the references on the CERN site to it's stuff but no code :( > > Paul > > -- > "we apologise for any inconvenience" - God's Last Message to His Creation > Courtesy of Douglas Adams > > > > _______________________________________________ > Kickstart-list mailing list > Kickstart-list@xxxxxxxxxx > https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/kickstart-list
