RE: boot: ks= paremeters for bootable cdrom

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First, are you using the boot.img file instead of the bootnet.img file used
for NFS?

Second, to get the ks.cfg file from the CD-ROM, you must patch the loader,
or insert it into the initrd.img.  Are you booting with a floppy?  If not,
ks=floppy is trying to get the ks.cfg from the floppy.

If you want to boot from the CD, either put your ks.cfg into the initrd.img
and use ks=file:/ks.cfg, or fix the loader and put your file anywhere on the
cd and use ks=cdrom:<path>/ks.cfg.  Both of these methods are in the
archive, and there are a few people trying to put all of this info onto a
web page.  If you read the archives and still have problems, or you need the
patch and/or the fixed loader, let me know.

Forrest

I'm getting an error:    cannot find kickstart file:  /tmp/ks.cfg 
My syslinux.cfg  says  ks=floppy 
This worked when booting off floppy for NFS, but now its all on a standalone
CDROM.  What should the parameter be for CD installs?  My ks.cfg lives in
the bootable portion of the cdrom (an El Torito floppy image).  
I supposes I could make a copy of the ks.cfg and put it on the cdrom's root
and do ks=cdrom:/ks.cfg 
But that seems redundant??  I would like to test the rest of the automated
install before burning another CD-rom by manually entering the boot:
parameters.
Anybody know?  It doesn't appear to be in the manual. 
Thanks! 
Ryan Allen 
Senior Test Engineer 
F5 NETWORKS 
desk: 206 - 272 - 6538 
fax:   206 - 272 - 5585 
email: r.allen@xxxxxx 
  





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