I have a working kickstart network installation that has a custom group with all my additional packages in. I now need to install the same set of packages to a machine which is not on the network. I've created a dvd iso from the working file tree, with ks.cfg in the top directory. I'm testing this under vmware at the moment. when i boot from the cd, with parameter ks=cdrom:/ks.cfg, the install process begins, the disks are formatted. If I have a valid network configured the installer tries to contact the local fedora mirror, and eventually tells me it can't find the requested group and would i like to install anyway. if i have no network configured then it prompts me to configure the network. if i have an invalid network configured (i.e on the wrong subnet), i get a message about an invalid configuration and am given an option to edit, which prompts to add a repository. How do I get the installer to only look on the cdrom, and not try to contact other repositories? This is for a fedora 11 install, in case that matters. Thanks and regards, Chris _______________________________________________ Kickstart-list mailing list Kickstart-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/kickstart-list
