GC, what do you say?
"Conrad Lawes" [EMAIL PROTECTED]: ================================== I'm trying to deploy Mandrake over the network by creating an Etherboot image from the Mandrake network boot floppy using mknbi-dos. My ultimate plan is the ability to automate the deployment of Mandrake via PXE or Etherboot. This will eliminate the need for a network boot floppy. Unfortunately, the process fails when linux script attempts to mount the floppy drive to access the auto_inst.cfg file. I am sure that I could modify syslinux.cfg to get the auto_inst.cfg file from an NFS-mounted directory. For instance, instead of having append kickstart=floppy I wish to have: append kickstart=nfs:servername:/ks/auto_inst.cfg Red Hat offers this flexibility in Kickstart and I was wondering if Mandrake offers a similar option. TIA.
