On a network without any DHCP I try to have anaconda install over a IPv6
network.
I want to give the network parameters as boot options on the kernel
commandline. The complete line is:
vmlinuz.f17tc2 nomodeset repo=<http-url to installation tree> noipv4
ip6=<IPV6ADDR>/64 netmask=<IPV6ADDR> dns=<IPV6ADDR>
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Anaconda_Boot_Options says I have to use
'ipv6=' in order to pass an IPv6 address. But this does not work. 'ip6='
does not give an error but still anaconda drops me in a dracut shell.
In the docs I only can find a gateway and dns option for IPv4. Are they
also used for IPv6?
Has someone ever successfully used this kind of manual IPv6 configuration?
Am I hitting a bug here?
Thanks, Koos.
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