Well, I got the kickstart installation to prompt for network information by
following a post found here:
http://osdir.com/ml/linux.redhat.kickstart.general/2004-03/msg00079.html
Since the Dell floppy I was using already had packages.py on it, I just took
and modified kickstart.py and put it on
Aaron Spurlock wrote:
Well, I got the kickstart installation to prompt for network information by
following a post found here:
http://osdir.com/ml/linux.redhat.kickstart.general/2004-03/msg00079.html
Since the Dell floppy I was using already had packages.py on it, I just took
and modified
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Aaron Spurlock wrote:
Well, I got the kickstart installation to prompt for network information by
following a post found
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Actually the NIC problem is just a symptom of the problem. Cent does have NIC
drivers for my system, but not drivers for the Dell
Aaron Spurlock wrote:
Okay, now this doesn't make sense to me...I took a generic CentOS4.4 ServerCD
and put a ks.cfg on it. Granted, it was a pretty generic ks.cfg. I then booted
and issued the command:
linux text ks=cdrom:/ks.cfg dd updates noapic acpi=off skipddc
to try to be compatible
Aaron Spurlock wrote:
Okay, I wanted to verify that is wasn't the kickstart process, so I launched
the QMTISO install with:
linux dd updates noapic acpi=off skipddc
So no kickstart file at all. It read in the Dell driver disk, installed a
minimal system--with the network configured--and
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Aaron Spurlock wrote:
Okay, now this doesn't make sense to me...I took a generic CentOS4.4
ServerCD and put a ks.cfg
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Aaron Spurlock wrote:
Okay, now this doesn't make sense to me...I took a generic CentOS4.4
ServerCD and put
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This: Usually this manifests itself in eth0 during install becoming eth1 and
vice versa.
Should read: Usually this manifests itself in eth0 during install
becoming eth1 after the first boot and vice versa
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This: Usually this manifests itself in eth0 during install becoming eth1 and
vice versa.
Should read: Usually this manifests itself in eth0 during install
becoming eth1 after the first
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