Paul Heinlein wrote:
> I really just followed my procedure for netbooting CentOS 5, but
> changed the directory paths.
>
> 0. Set up local http mirror of CentOS 6
> 1. Set up tftp server; make CentOS 6 pxe kernel and initrd.img
> available
> 2. Use PXE menu to point to right kernel, initrd.img, and boot
> options
> 3. Set up DHCP server to point to the correct next-server and
> filename
That's essentially what I did.
I just tried it again, and I saw that it halted at
"waiting for hardware to initialize...",
so maybe it is a hardware issue.
I was trying to install CentOS-6.0 on an HP MicroServer.
(As I explained, after trying PXEboot I actually installed it
by using a USB stick.)
The strange thing is that it succeeded with CentOS-5.6,
on the same machine, and I don't see any relevant difference.
--
Timothy Murphy
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