On 4/7/2011 10:08 AM, m.r...@5-cent.us wrote:
>
>>>>> There is one quirk about USB booting that I forgot: it is likely to
>>>>> confuse the installer's concept of disk names and where to install
>>>>> grub.
>>>> The thing to watch for with this is "Disk ordering" in the grub setup
>>>> (only in the graphical installer). Generally Anaconda remaps your
>>>> devices so the USB stick becomes /dev/sda, then you get Grub installed
>>>> on the stick.
>>>
>>> I solved all of that last year, and the link I posted covered it all.
>>
>> I gave up reading that when I saw stuff about converting an iso to a usb
>> boot, none of which needs to be done for an nfs install using the
>> boot.img which is already usable. Do you have a link for the relevant
>> part?
>
> The OP, I *think*, was asking how to install without a DVD drive - it
> wasn't clear to me what they needed, but since they talked about not
> having a drive for optical media, I assumed they were looking for
> alternatives besides network install.
No, he has another linux box and a network. The only issue is booting
into the installer without a CD/DVD drive.
--
Les Mikesell
lesmikes...@gmail.com
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