James_Martin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx said: > You're approach is all wrong here.. If you are using blades, you are > handicapping yourself if you are using a floppy or CD. You > need to learn > how to use pxelinux, which is part of the syslinux family. > Basically you > set up a DHCP and tftp server. When the blades PXE is > activated, it grabs > an IP address and is told to pull a kernel & initrd from the > tftp server. > It is also told where to find a kickstart file. More > information can by > found on syslinux.zytor.com. <snip> I agree with James about using PXE. I just hope you don't have the problem of having one of the Gigabit NIC's that inhibit your use of kickstart via network. The e1000 drivers have this problem - depending on the switch you connect it to. Joe Robertson
