It is just a replacement for the MS-DOS boot disk. Burn the linux boot ISO image to a
CD, boot up the target computer with this CD, then it accesses the network just like
the DOS boot disk did. The rest of the setup is the same, except that you don't have
to reboot to format your drive. Also, I
Sylvain Faivre [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In case you're upgrading from unattended 3.x, you might also want to
refresh your whole setup. I don't know if the 4.x boot disk works
with a 3.x install share.
You definitely need to refresh Z:\dosbin (especially install.pl) and
Z:\lib (especially the
Ok, I got my rh90 server setup with unattended (OpenRIS) v4.0. I booted the bzImage
kernel via PXE, no problems here.
The install.pl script starts and I told it that I want to use whole drive c:, to
format the drive and overwrite the mbr.
I did not see anything to suggest that the hard drive
Teresa Jeremy [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The install.pl script starts and I told it that I want to use whole
drive c:, to format the drive and overwrite the mbr.
I did not see anything to suggest that the hard drive was actually
formatted.
We defer that step until dosemu is running, because
