>> When you boot the disk, just hit enter to start the process. Don't
>> pass any kernel options unless you need them.
In my case, I'm using blade servers which require the ide=nodma option, that's
all.
> It should run through
>> the installation process. The only questions it should ask are what
>> timezone, root password, and then to configure networking at the end.
>> Once it reboots (and you removed the CD if needed), it should start
>> the installation process. Once that's done all you'll get is a logon
>> prompt.
In my case :)... the regular COS install comes up, so I figured I just install
COS as usual, reboot and QMT takes over from what I can understand of the
docs. That's not the case when I reboot, just a login prompt.
Mike
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