That did the trick! Thanks, Paul
The kickstart installation is humming along nicely until the bootloader is
being installed. It errors out and I have to manually select "yes" to continue.
The system is still installed fine and starts without problems but it's not
unattended:
21:33:35,996 DBG
Hi Felix,
- Original Message -
>
> > A network installs need about 2G ram unfortunately. You can use NFS to
> > provide the initramfs using
> > 'inst.stage2=nfs://192.168.X.X:/path/to/install.img'.
> Thanks for the hint Paul.
> I tried with the file name appended as you suggested as
> A network installs need about 2G ram unfortunately. You can use NFS to
> provide the initramfs using
> 'inst.stage2=nfs://192.168.X.X:/path/to/install.img'.
Thanks for the hint Paul.
I tried with the file name appended as you suggested as well as just the
directory. When using the file name
Hi Felix,
- Original Message -
> Hey Guys,
>
> I've been using Fedora on Raspberry Pis for a while now and I love it. The
> only problem I consistently face is the process of reinstalling (due to
> broken SD, sudo SNAFU etc.):
>
> 1. Put SD card in secondary machine
> 2. DD the Fedora
I tried unpacking the initrd.img into a NFS directory on another machine and
added "root=/dev/nfs nfsroot=172.16.16.12:/opt/rootfs,vers=3,tcp" to the kernel
parameters (I tried UDP and vers=4 as well) but now I'm getting NFS access
errors:
[3.984691] VFS: Cannot open root device "nfs" or
