Hello:

I do apologize for this message but I am coming up empty every other place I have looked. I then stumbled upon a post to a RedHat list in which Jim McQuillan said something to the effect that the vmlinuz kernel on some RedHat CDs in the /images/pxeboot/ directory is "exactly" the same as LTSP kernel. Is this in fact the truth? Should I try to build my third-party network driver against some LTSP source tree? I ask this because I have built a third-party driver against the current Enterprise Linux Workstation 2.1 BOOT kernel (2.4.9.e34BOOT) but I haven't been able to get the RedHat PXE Kernel to load it (nor does the kernel tell me why).

I am trying to accomplish RH Linux installs via PXE and Kickstart similar to what is found in this howto. http://www.stanford.edu/~alfw/PXE-Kickstart/PXE-Kickstart.html

Or, maybe someone here knows a better way to accomplish what I am after. My goals are to have machines that always boot via PXE. Most of the time the pxelinux.cfg will tell them to go ahead and boot off the localdisk, but sometimes I will have to re-image or setup new machines using Kickstart.

Any and all information is welcome and thank you for your time.

A Cline



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