anaconda-ks.cfg

[John Summerfield]

tony.chamberlain at lemko.com wrote:
> I installed Linux from a DVD, having
> to choose a l,ot of things (like time zone,
> language, packages, etc). Upon 
> completion there was a file in /root called
> anaconda-ks.cfg with all the choices.
> This is a jumpstart file and you are supposed
> to be able to create a bootable disk with the
> ks. So I copied everything in order from
> the dvd to my hard drive, then in the isolinux 
> (I believe) directory I put the anaconda-ks.cfg
> file, renaming it to what my directions said (I forgot
> now). Then I burned a DVD with the new file.
> But trying to boot and install from that DVD did nothing.
> It wasn't even recognized.
> 
> I am sure what I did was probably not quite right.
> So if I have a CentOS installation DVD and a kickstart
> file (separately) how do you incorporate them to make
> a bootable install dvd with the kickstart?

1. CentOS questions should be on the CentOS list, the answers may be 
different.

2. It's well described in the documents on the CentOS website. Your 
description of what you did suggests you did not read it.






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