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Hi All !
We have a cluster which is consist of 40 machines which have 2 or 3 ethernet cards. Now, we want to install redhat 9 linux. But, they don't have any keyboard and monitor. So, we should do this automatically. We tried to make it by kickstart but we couldn' t manage it because some of them have 2 ethetnet cards so the machine asks for which one you choose? We want to make it automatically. It won't ask anything and it will install redhat 9 directly.
Do you know how to do this automatically? (starting kickstart automatically and preventing asking for which ethernet card do you choose?)
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