Hi folks- How does one generate a boot disk (CD) wrapping a distro?
The constraint is that the original distro disk(s) remain unmodified (fwiw: a RHEL3 variant) The minimal boot disk supplies the installer kernel, splash screens, and a kickstart.
My plan is to pull the installer from the distro, but not any of the RPMS. My first attempt booted; asked for the distro CD; and promptly refused to recognize it. Since this is my first attempt with anaconda I'm full of questions. To start:
Do I still need a .discinfo if no RPMS come from the boot disk? - If so, must it match the distro? How about a .buildstamp? Do I need a <distro>/base directory providing the anaconda ramdisks? Is there a cookbook for this sort of operation?
BTW-does http://rau.homedns.org/twiki/bin/view/Anaconda/ http://rau.homedns.org/twiki/bin/view/Anaconda/PreparingTheBuildEnviron ment have a new home?
Thx, --rich
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