Hi All, Currently, when I upgrade a RedHat Linux computer, I have to first fiddle with the EEPROM settings to boot off CD. Then I have to boot off the RHL 8.0 CDROM, then I type boot> linux ks=nfs:server:/path/to/ks/config/file/ks.cfg After I am finished, I go back into the EEPROM and turn off booting off the CD. All this is done with me sitting at the console. Is there any way to do a completely hands-off installation? I would like to be able to use kickstart to upgrade a computer remotely. With new versions of RedHat Linux coming out every 6-8 months, and the growing number of computers I manage, it would be nice if I didn't have to physically visit each computer. My dream would be to upgrade all 40 computers one evening sitting at my home in my PJ's, working via my cable-modem. I have already figured out how to do this for my Solaris jumpstart upgrades and it really has sped things up. Thanks, Cheryl -- Cheryl Southard cld@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
