RE: Manual NFS install works but fails for kickstart with added network driver

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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Staniforth, Paul [IES] [mailto:P.Staniforth@xxxxxxxxx] 
> Sent: Monday, August 11, 2003 4:06 AM
> To: 'redhat kickstart list'
> Subject: Manual NFS install works but fails for kickstart 
> with added network driver
> 
> 
> We have created a boot cd with an added driver for the 
> Broadcom BCM5700 NIC. This works fine with a manual NFS 
> install but fails when trying to do a DHCP based kickstart 
> install, from the messages it gets it correct information 
> from the DHCP server but says it can't NFS mount the 
> directory with the kickstart file in it.
> 	The same boot CD will work OK with with machines with 
> RH supported NIC's, any help appreciated.
> 

i assume you are putting your broadcom driver in the initrd.img/modules
of bootnet.img right?

when you do the manual NFS install, do you get a "Choose Driver" box for
for Nic before you set network information?  If so, in your ks.cfg you
need to force this driver to load.  You might want to do this
anyways....  if I have an Intel gigabit nic that doesnt properly load
the driver for it, i put 

device eth e1000

in my ks.cfg.   you will need to add 

device eth <broadcom_module_name>

to yours.

Dallas






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