Problem: I can't get kickstart to recognize and install two NICs at the same time. I have a working ks.cfg and even my postinstall goes great and configures my dns, ipchains and everything. The only setback is that every time after the initial installation with KS, I have to shut down, remove one card, reboot and have it detect the remaining one with kudzu during reboot, then shut down again, put the other NIC in, reboot and reload the second one, and then replace the ifcfg-eth0&1 files (i removed them after the first reboot to avoid complications). This is a tedious process and requires me to be there physically. In my ks.cfg I have the lines: #external internet network --bootproto static --device eth0 --ip 128.193.40.73 --netmask 255.255.255.192 --gateway 128.193.40.65 --nameserver 128.193.38.105 #internal network network --bootproto static --device eth1 --ip 192.168.1.1 --netmask 255.255.255.0 --gateway 128.193.40.73 Am I missing something crucial here? Do I need to specify the types/modules to use in the ks.cfg? I thought detecting cards was done automatically by the RedHat install process. I know from the postings that kickstart has successfully been used many times to quickly boot a router. I have been working on kickstarting a router for some time now and have almost gotten it perfected. I am booting off of a floppy using boot.img and installing off of a cdrom. Install specs, packages, and post-commands all go perfect now (using a PostInstall.sh script to do most of them as recently posted on this list) TIA - - Tyler
