fre, 2003-05-23 kl. 09:43 skrev John: > 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. That's what I thought. > Your choices are for the user to enter "WS1, "WS2" etc, or for you to > change the program to do as you wish. or make a bootcd for each workstation. There's only twelve..... I don't have time to change the program right now, so I think I'll go for the option where the user has to type ws1 etc. Making twelve bootcd's seems a bit overkill..... As a sidenote; do you know if there are limits on how long syslinux.cfg/boot.msg can be? -- Johnny Ljunggren, Priv: Bærefjellvn 15, 3160 STOKKE Tlf: 33 07 10 77 (jobb) 918 50 411 (mob) 33 33 62 52 (priv)
