I’m haven’t done it with a
local image, but I’d try: dd=cdrom:hdb:/name_of_dd.img or dd=hd:hdb:/name_of_dd.img or dd=cdrom:/name_of_dd.img Let us know what, if any of them, work. Chip From:
kickstart-list-bounces@xxxxxxxxxx [mailto:kickstart-list-bounces@xxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Martin Steinmann Chip Thanks for your quick reply. I did this
and see the following: On tty3:
Method=cdrom://hdb:/mnt/source Using the command prompt: The mount
command shows the device /tmp/cdrom mounted on /mnt/source and I can see all
the files from the CD there. What is the difference between putting the
dd= command into the file isolinux.cfg vs. ks.cfg? Would it be possible to have a
subdirectory on the instillation CD e.g. called Intel, that includes all the
drivers? Can you give me an idea how the dd= command would look
like then? (E.g. dd=//hdb/intel ??) Thanks --martin From:
kickstart-list-bounces@xxxxxxxxxx [mailto:kickstart-list-bounces@xxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Shabazian, Chip put the following in your %pre: sleep 99999999999 When the server is kickstarted, it will
stop in the pre environment, waiting for you to kill the sleep process.
Simply open a console session (alt-f2), see how the CD is seen by the system,
and use that device/path to load the driver using driverdisk in the kickstart
file. Chip From:
kickstart-list-bounces@xxxxxxxxxx [mailto:kickstart-list-bounces@xxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Martin Steinmann We are using
a new Intel server S5000PAL that requires a RAID driver "megasr" not included
with RHEL4. We use kickstart installation and therefore cannot shuffle CDs
during the installation process to add a driver disk. |