Trying to create a bootable USB flash drive to install RHEL (4 or 5) on servers
Good morning:
I have been poking around the site and finally decided to register. It looks like there are a lot of good ideas and information from very helpful folks. Hoping you can help me - I am a bit of a newbie to Linux (I can manage the basics and have a superficial understanding/basic knowledge) but this task is a bit beyong me. I would like to build an install USB flash drive (8gb Kingston) to use when I build new servers. We are currently deploying 64-bit RHEL 4.6 as fast as I can keep up. I figured a bootable install and perhaps a kickstart would reduce the pain. If anyone knows a resource I can use/follow or can explain in detail I would be incredibly greatful! Thanks to all. |
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Well, I did search the knowledgebase but obviously not enough. Thanks for the reply - I already built and will be testing this morning. Thank you for pointing me in the right direction - I will continue to experiment though since I want the entire install from the USB and a kickstart to manage it.
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