I use this command to create my bootable cd. Should I specify both the kernel and the initrd from my client OS in the command line? Or just the kernel? I know this works for everyone else and I'm probably over thinking it.


# si_mkautoinstallcd --kernel /usr/share/systemimager/boot/i386/rh2/kernel --initrd /usr/share/systemimager/boot/i386/rh2/initrd.img --append "ramdisk_size=80000" --out-file /var/lib/systemimager/rh2.iso

I'm working with Dell Poweredge servers with RedHat Enterprise 3.X and 4.X.

Any help or ideas (heck I'll even settle for a command-line command with not explanations at this point) will be appreaciated.


-John

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