On Fri, 19 Aug 2005, Matt Lawrence wrote:
I've given up on trying to build a disk image manually, so now I'm trying
to automate the kickstart installation for CentOS4. By using an iso of the
first CD and a floppy file with a ks.cfg and doing a "linux ks=floppy" at
the boot screen, I can get the
> You need to make a new CD:
> copy contents of cd to new directory
I'm trying to avoid this, I want to be able to easily build different virtual machines from a script. Any other ideas?
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> I've given up on trying to build a disk image manually, so now I'm trying to
> automate the kickstart installation for CentOS4. By using an iso of the
> first CD and a floppy file with a ks.cfg and doing a "linux ks=floppy" at
> the boot screen, I can get the install to fire off. Now I would like
On Fri, 2005-08-19 at 22:27 -0500, Matt Lawrence wrote:
> I've given up on trying to build a disk image manually, so now I'm
> trying to automate the kickstart installation for CentOS4. By using an
> iso of the first CD and a floppy file with a ks.cfg and doing a "linux
> ks=floppy" at the boot scr
I've given up on trying to build a disk image manually, so now I'm trying to automate the kickstart installation for CentOS4. By using an iso of the first CD and a floppy file with a ks.cfg and doing a "linux ks=floppy" at the boot screen, I can get the install to fire off. Now I would like to f
