Are you able to run tcpdump/snoop on the nfs server to see if the
kickstart process attempts to connect. You could test the NFS mounts
via booting Disk 1 into rescue mode and manually attempting to mount, or
by starting the install with the "linux askmethod" mode and then
verifying the mount points by selecting an install via NFS.
Ian
Elizabeth.Brosch@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi Chip.
I am building from RHEL v4 Update 3. Also, unfortunately I do not
have another server in this VLAN that I can test the NFS from. I have
12 servers in this VLAN. The first one I manually installed then
configured for kickstart/dhcp/tftp.
I am booting from CD #1 for the second server and entering "ks".
Liz Brosch
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*From:* kickstart-list-bounces@xxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:kickstart-list-bounces@xxxxxxxxxx] *On Behalf Of *Shabazian, Chip
*Sent:* Thursday, August 10, 2006 4:29 PM
*To:* Discussion list about Kickstart
*Subject:* RE: Kickstart fails mounting nfs source
What version/update are you building from?
Can you access the nfs mount if installing manually (not doing ks on
the boot line)?
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