Ian Brown wrote:
Michael,
Thanks,
The thing is that changing a line and pressing "b" did not do the job.
(whereas in ordinary grub I use it all the time and it works)
nor did "enter" and changing the line worked.
It seems to me that this is not an ordinary GRUB; the fact is that in
ordinary grub
you press "E" to edit a menu entry and here you press "TAB" to edit a
menu entry.
Regards,
Ian
You're right. I should have thought of that.
The menu is using syslinux, not grub.
Per Peter Jones on #fedora-devel, "escape" will get you to the "boot:"
prompt.
--Michael
On 9/24/07, Michael DeHaan <mdehaan@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Ian Brown wrote:
Any idea what should I do in order to start a kickstart configuration
when installing FC7 ?
I want to add that I am of course aware of other options (like
booting this machine with FC6/FC5 installation DVD, and then running
linux ks=http://192.168.0.10/ks.cfg, but I want to be able to do it
with installation DVD of FC7 (x86_64).
Command line editing should "just work". Typically I think I type "b"
to boot, but I don't
recall any changes either.
One point though -- you shouldn't use the other distro's install CD/DVD
to install a distro that
is not matched to it. Since the initrd from the CD is different, it
shouldn't work.
If you get fed up with media, you could set up a local boot server.
Ex: http://cobbler.et.redhat.com :)
Any ideas?
Regards,
Ian
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