Jonathan, Thanks for the reply. We've played with those settings a bit, but more as related to attempting to get the client to use PXE to boot. I'm under the impression that since we're trying to use a boot floppy at this stage, we shouldn't have to worry about those settings one way or the other. Maybe someone else can confirm this one way or the other. Robert -- Robert A. Nielsen Systems Manager Computer and Information Sciences East Tennessee State University Nielsen@xxxxxxxx -----Original Message----- Hi Robert, > I'm looking for a good way to deploy Red Hat Linux 8.0 > and Windows > 2000. Right now I've got two servers, one using Kickstart [...] > expected. Soon after, something goes haywire though. I had > edited the > configuration for the ks label with ks=nfs:10.1.1.2:/RHimage/ks.cfg to > try and get the ks.cfg file from the same location as my Red Hat 8 CD > images. It seems to be getting an address from the Windows > DHCP server > and attempting to mount the filesystem. Instead of getting Just a thought.. have you tried editing the DHCP options on your Windows DHCP server? IIRC, there are some options that you can set in order to specify a next-server, etc. Perhaps these need to be set so that the Kickstart client knows which machine to get its configuration from (i.e. not the Windows server that replied to its DHCP request)? HTH, Jonathan
