Hi folks.
Just wondering, I noticed that in RedHat 6.2 bug fixes site there were
a few anaconda updates. But why in .img form?
According to RH's documentation I need to make an update-disk and when
booting into an installtion I need to type
boot: linux updates {text,expert,ks}
I'm guessing that this is the case because one cannot update what's
in CD already, so by providing a floppy with updated anaconda (somehow)
He is able to bypass anaconda in the CD and use the one on floppy
instead? Am I guessing this correctly?
I'm burning a RH6.2 CD with the updates in it (especially I'm concerned
about installer updates). I'm just wondering whether putting the
updated .img in the /images is sufficient. (or is there updated anaconda
source?)
Thank you
Andrew Park
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