you should have a file anaconda-ks.cfg in /root. you need to open it up in a text editor and check it out, some editing may be required (IS required if you wanted to do a fresh install from it, but you are just reverting, so may not be). this file needs to be given to the installer as an argument at boot, a tftp config line might look like
label rh73 kernel redhat/rh73/vmlinuz ramdisk_size=16384 load_ramdisk=1 initrd=redhat/rh73/initrd.img network append initrd=redhat/rh73/initrd.img ks=192.168.23.6/rh73/ks.cfg
where ks.cfg is available by http.
the docs in the anacoda package are invaluable in setting this kind of
thing up.
It looks like I can just copy the anaconda-ks.cfg file to the EFI partition (this is an Itanium), and then refer to it when I boot from the installation CD, something like
elilo linux ks=hd:sda1:/ks.cfg
Worth a try?
Clearly, I *need* to set up SI to hold base images for my testbed machines.
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