First off, many thanks to all on board for help in the past. With your help, I successfully created a ks.cfg for Redhat 7.3 on Intel server w/Coosbay M/B. Everything is working great, and we have moved the process to the field. Now, we are moving from the Intel Coosbay M/B server to the Intel Westville II M/B server. What is the difference besides faster this and more powerful that, lack of Intel support for Redhat 7.3. Intel is supporting Redhat 8.0 with that server, basically I need to manually load the driver for Adapter SCSI control and ethernet, otherwise everything else is the same as it pertains to my ks.cfg. My problem is as follows: I need to use the Linux DD command to get things going, insert my diskette with Adaptec SCSI controller driver, so the sfw. can find the hdd to install. The problem is that I want combine the Linux DD step with my kickstart script, which is modifying the install to meet our tested parameters (users, defaults IP addresses, partition sizes, modules, etc...). Is there a way to do this, to start my ks.cfg, so it loads the Adaptec SCSI driver (otherwise the install will bomb out), and pick up my ks.cfg script. Right now, if I do it manually, it skips the ks.cfg or doesn't prompt for it? I cannot change the Redhat version, so I am stuck there. Also, I cannot use a network install as we need to have this process mobile, and usable in the field. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thx, JJL -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Personal Motto: If you are going to jump in a grave, do it with both feet Jeffrey Joneal Lunde Product Certification Engineer Cell: 762-242-1555 Email: jeff_lunde@xxxxxxx Office: 763.268.6891 CNT 6000 Nathan Lane Plymouth, MN 55442 USA
