Bryan J Smith ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) said: > Agreed. Which is why I just wanted to take "what works" in the > "Stateless Tech Preview" in RHEL 5.2 (5.1+) and make a more > LiveCD/mayflower-like approach. Use Anaconda to install to a directory, > then post-process the initrd for Diskless, disk (including boot+update > check), ISO, etc...
For stateless? Obviously the issue here is no easy support for any client-side state specifics, although you may be to graft something in. Not to mention the issues of having the whole FS be pseudo-read-write, which can lead to memory exhaustion if you're not careful. > > Apart from that, you're not likely to find much help in the > > various upstreams trying to backport those things to the old RHEL5 > > platform. And it is quite old. > > Exactomundo. I'm looking at, essentially, Fedora Core 6 (maybe a few > Fedora 7 things if I'm lucky). Right, and since the livecd stuff was finished *after* that, there's no wonder you're running into issues. Bill -- Fedora-livecd-list mailing list Fedora-livecd-list@redhat.com https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-livecd-list