On Fri, 2001-12-21 at 20:40, Michael T. Halligan wrote: > I'm trying to setup a 7.2 kickstart so I can install several dozen VA > 1220 (1U) servers.. and if you're familiar with these > servers, you'll know they have no floppy. My thought was to just use > the normal redhat 7.2 disc 1 as a boot image, > then run linux ks and retrieve the ks.cfg file from dhcp, which it does > fine. My problem is, even though I have > a line that says > nfs --server=IP_ADDR --dir=/export/RedHat > > The server, after retrieving the ks.cfg, tries to install from the cdrom > as the source instead of the nfs server, > which renders the whole process useless. Any thoughts here? Is this a > limitation with kickstart, or is this > something I'm doing wrong? Last I checked the rh cdroms don't have network capabilities. what type of nics do they have? If they have bootproms and support pxe booting I'd suggest getting them from there. -sv
