On 23 May 2003, Johnny Ljunggren wrote: > fre, 2003-05-23 kl. 02:56 skrev John: > > > > I have twelve different kickstartfiles and would like to use different > > > ones based on input from the user. ie if the user presses F1 the > > > kickstartfile named ks-ws1.cfg will be used, or if F2 is pressed > > > ks-ws2.cfg will be used. > > > Any way to do this? > > > > At what point do you want this? > > To do it at boot time, you'd need to change syslinux, pxelinux or > > whatever. > > I mean when boot.msg is displayed you normally get the options of > looking at the rescue.msg, expert.msg etc (default Fx-keys). I have > changed the options to F1-Install WS1 F2-Install WS2. I don't know how > to change syslinux.cfg to start an install when pressing Fx-keys rather You can't do that, because the underlying program doesn't offer that functionality. Your choices are for the user to enter "WS1, "WS2" etc, or for you to change the program to do as you wish. It _would_ be rather a cute thing to do. > than showing a message. > eg: > Normal install: > Boot with cd or floppy made from the RedHat cd's > boot.msg shows some information. > User presses F5 to see the rescue message > (according to syslinux.cfg: F5 rescue.msg) > > My install: > Boot with customized cd or floppy > boot.msg shows some customized information > User presses F2 to do an install with ks-ws2.cfg > (according to syslinux.cfg: <need help here> > > -- Please, reply only to the list. Join the "Linux Support by Small Businesses" list at http://mail.computerdatasafe.com.au/mailman/listinfo/lssb
