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RE: Help required Urgent



Don't mean to contradict you here, but if I understand your goal properly
(bootable, self-starting, cd-rom based kickstart installation) I believe
that the suggestion below will work for you.  The original suggestion here
is to first create a kickstart floppy (yes, we understand that you don't
want to use a floppy in the end, however it is needed to get you to your
goal of not having it).  Then once the floppy is working as you want it to,
then create a new CD image that uses the floppy that you have created as
it's boot image.

Jamin W. Collins
-----Original Message-----
From: robin nayathodan [mailto:rnayathodan yahoo com]
Sent: Thursday, September 28, 2000 5:47 AM
To: redhat-install-list redhat com
Subject: Re: Help required Urgent

Hi,
Thank you for an early reply,
but the reply doesn't solve my problem..
My kickstart file will be on the cdrom and not on a
floppy.
and on boot it should automatically start installing
without any user input at the lilo prompt.

Waiting for an early reply...
Robin..

--- radu7 pipeline com wrote:
> Just an idea:
>
> Create your kickstart boot-floppy and make a raw
> image of it (put your kickstart file on it.).  Take
> the install CD and copy it to your hard-drive.  Now
> make an ISO image of the CD contents you copied to
> your HDD specifying the raw floppy image file you
> created of the kickstart boot disk to make it
> bootable.  Use mkisofs (1.12b4 or >) to create the
> bootable cd image and cdrecord to burn it.  I'm
> assuming you have access to a CD-R drive.
>
> Here is a good link that explains the process (just
> substitute your custom kickstart boot-floppy image
> in step 6.):
>
> http://www.iwn.fi/~jt/cd/
>
> I think that is what you are looking for.  If I
> understood the question.
>
> Anthony
>
> redhat-install-list redhat com wrote:
> > Hi,
> I would like to know how would i make an installer
> which will boot and install linux without any
> userintervention. I know that it is done with
> kickstart but how will i specify the kickstart file
> which is on the cdrom.
> Please Help....
> Waiting for an early reply...
> Robin.
>
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