Howdy, all.
I'm trying to install CentOS 5 off an external USB device. The conflict
here is that the system I'm installing on has other USB storage devices
built-in, and the boot order between them is inconsistent.
This means that even if I scan the current list of device names and
labels and then kexec into the installer after observing how my initial
kernel names them, I have only a 50/50 chance of the device names used
for ks=hd:<dev>:/ks.cfg and method=hd:<dev>:/ being valid.
What's the Right Way to resolve this issue?
Would it work to copy ks.cfg onto the local hard drive (which *isn't*
changing names between boots), have a %pre that generates an appropriate
harddrive stanza, and %include that?
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