Steve schreef: > Michel wrote: > > >> Looks interesting but i have the feeling it doesn't allow the end user >> to make decisions like how to parition, keyboard layout etc... >> I realy need this as i will have no idea about the configuration of the >> box that will be used to install it on >> >> > Any part of the config that you do not specify defaults back to normal > anaconda behavior. If you don't tell it how to partition, the user gets > control. > > However, what I do is autopartition and let the installer make the > appropriate decisions based upon what it see's at install time. I make > conservative (manual) assumptions about the monitor (1024x768.16 @ > 60hz), etc. > > My nontechnical users install on everything from creaky old 64mb HP > Pavillions to brand spanking new Dell P4's with the same CD set and > without ever having to answer a question, and they do it mostly without > issue. The most common problem by far is flaky cdrom readers that don't > read the CD or read it incorrectly. (And I don't care what people tell > me about crc's and stuff. In my experience, cdrom readers will happily > return invalid data without indicating an error.) > > -Steve > > _______________________________________________ > CentOS mailing list > CentOS@xxxxxxxxxx > http://lists.centos.org/mailman/listinfo/centos > ok i have a spindel of 100 cdr's lying around here so i'll give it a try :) -- Facts are stuborn things
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