Fedora Core 4 Kickstart Install Fails
I am trying to setup an easy to use kickstart procedure.
I am having two problems. 1. Running kickstart from a FC-4 boot CD seems to fail parsing the packages. at the boot prompt I am using: linux ks=//someurl/ks.cfg The exact same command with a FC-3 boot CD works. I am installing FC-4 via ftp 2. Sometimes I don't have web access available, and so would like to load the ks.cfg file from a usb flash-drive. It works just fine from floppy. linux ks=floppy but we have started buying systems without floppy drives. linux ks=hd:sdc:/ks.cfg fails. the /dev/sdc1 device does not exist. why doesn't it create it? I can see it probing the device and seeing that is is sdc1 but the install fails because the device does not exist, so it can't mount it. |
Same problem ...
Have you found any solution yet?
:confused: thx |
Fedora Core 4 Kickstart Install Fails
I don't know if this will help you, but it has worked for me.
I have a machine with no floppy drive and only a single sata drive. I put a kickstart file, called net.ks, on a usb drive. On boot, I use the following command to use the kickstart file: linux ks=hd:sdb1:/net.ks The sata drive uses /dev/sda, so the flash drive then becomes /dev/sdb and I want to use the partition on it, thus the sdb1. |
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