On Mon, 24 Jun 2002, Taylor, ForrestX wrote: > Robert P. J. Day wrote: > > now say i wanted to create a custom boot floppy that automatically > > did a floppy-based kickstart install. i can see a couple of different > > ways to do this: > > > > 1) just change the default line to read > > > > default linux ks=floppy > > > > 2) add a new stanza with a label like, say "ks", that had the > > ks=floppy option appended to the list of options, and have the > > default line > > > > default ks > > > > leaving the original linux stanza where it was. > > > > will either of these work? is one recommended over the other? > > Either of these will work. I prefer the latter, so that I could do a > 'regular' install if I wanted to. not to be picky, but you could still do a 'regular' install, no? that would just involve explicitly typing "linux" at the boot prompt, wouldn't it, since the original linux stanza would still be there. granted, though, i prefer adding the extra stanza for clarity. rday
