Jared Hodge wrote:
>
> So the network setup snippet seems very useful, and I want to keep 
> using it since I like sticking with the standard way of doing things. 
> I use a listening VNC server with my setups so I can monitor the 
> progress from my computer. One thing that I have noticed though is 
> that when I hacked my own static IP settings together and put them in 
> the kickstart template the vnc command reported back “VNC: Fedora 10 
> installation on host myhost-1” but now that I’m using the network 
> setup snippet it is reporting back “VNC: Fedora 10 installation on 
> localhost.localdomain”. I’m guessing the VNC option for kickstart is 
> not smart enough to parse out the include file to determine what the 
> actual hostname is. Is there a simple way around this? I have 4 
> systems reinstalling right now and it would be nice to know which vnc 
> server corresponds to which system.
>
> -Jared
>
Have you set --hostname set in Cobbler? (Now, each interface has a 
--dns-name, though globally each system record has a --hostname).

Seeing you're static, this might matter.


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