I just had to rebuild my USB key for a generic install (got to do that for
a drive to send with the system back to the OEM for repair, y'know). This
time, I used unetbootin, which took a while to build the key, and worked
*almost* well.
The two annoying hangups: it took a *long* time to extract the packages
and put them all on the USB key, looking like a repo... EXCEPT that during
the install, anaconda *demands* the .iso. I went back, deleted
/mnt/usb/Packages, since it's only an 8G key, and just copied DVD 1 onto
it. anaconda stopped, asked me where, I told it, and it happily went on
its way.
Then, it doesn't give you any kind of default grub.conf
Oh, well. Drive's built and boots.
mark
_______________________________________________
CentOS mailing list
CentOS@xxxxxxxxxx
http://lists.centos.org/mailman/listinfo/centos
