fre, 2003-05-23 kl. 10:30 skrev Albert Dirk L621: > 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? > > I use appr. 20 different kickstart files to match all my > > different hardware configurations. > > I included all my kickstart files in the initial ramdisk > > found in my boot image. > > When booting the machine, at the "boot:" prompt I just > > have to chosse my kickstart file in my boot command, like: > > > boot: linux ks=file:/<my_choice.ks.cfg> > > > The only tricky task is to find your boot image you use and > > to update your enclosed initrd.img file. We are running only > > CD based installations, the boot image I use is > > <RH>/dosutils/autoboot/cdboot.img. This is the way I do it, but our systems are deployed world wide, and I don't want that extra 'nerdness' added. Pressing F1 is that much easier. -- Johnny Ljunggren, Priv: Bærefjellvn 15, 3160 STOKKE Tlf: 33 07 10 77 (jobb) 918 50 411 (mob) 33 33 62 52 (priv)
