hi,
trying to kickstart a red hat machine inside virtualbox.
host OS = solaris 10
vbox = 3.2.8
RH = 5.5 kernel 2.6.18-194.el5
the ethernet addr is in the dhcp server.
in VB, the enet is enabled, bridged. i've checked and that enet addr
matches the dhcp server.
if i install from a DVD, the os goes in and installs.
i can log in as root. from the console.
i can ping the installed new machine
what i want to do is install this machine from kickstart. but
i can't detect that it even tries to look for the kickstart file.
it jumps straight to the question about testing the CD media.
any advice on how to debug this? i can kickstart machines hosted
on a VMware-based machine -- that host OS is windows.
thanks.
j.
can't kickstart
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rosen
- Posts: 9
- Joined: 14. Oct 2009, 22:11
- Primary OS: Solaris
- VBox Version: OSE other
- Guest OSses: xp
Re: can't kickstart
i __think__ i have the answer. it looks like the difference
is that, on the kickstart command, you MUST use
ksdevice=eth0
that seems to be the only difference between these two machines
but i cannot take the first machine down to retry right now.
is that, on the kickstart command, you MUST use
ksdevice=eth0
that seems to be the only difference between these two machines
but i cannot take the first machine down to retry right now.