On Wednesday 30 August 2006 20:42, Brent wrote: > Is there a good document somewhere that talks about how to do this? I > have some machines that have fedora on them and I don't have CD-Drives > for them or anything and this seems like the best option, but I have > never seen the best way to accomplish this. I don't know if there is a document, I just sorted it out one day when I had the itch. Grub can boot kernels and initrds right? And you can pass arguments to it right? The CD has kernel and initrd files designed for network booting over PXE, these are suitable to get a box up and on the network to start an install. Copy the kernel and initrd image from the images/pxe/ directory on the CD or on the install tree to your /boot. Edit group and make a reference to these. As for arguments, you can put anything here that you normally would type at the CD prompt, such as vnc, askmethod, text, kickstart, method, etc... Reboot to this image and away you go. -- Jesse Keating Release Engineer: Fedora
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