Gordon Messmer wrote:
Simon Andrews wrote:
John Austin wrote:
I think it probably only needs the documentation updating
to say put the install.img file in an images subdirectory for an NFS
install
I disagree. You shouldn't need to do this - and it make it a right
pain if (as I have) you
Simon Andrews wrote:
John Austin wrote:
I think it probably only needs the documentation updating
to say put the install.img file in an images subdirectory for an NFS
install
I disagree. You shouldn't need to do this - and it make it a right pain
if (as I have) you have an i386 and and
happen until F11
John
This seems to be the same set of problems that I am encountering with a hard
drive install. So it is not just nfs installs that are affected by this
anaconda change.
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John Austin wrote:
Hi
Previous versions of Fedora just needed the .iso file
on the server for an NFS install
For F10 I needed to mount the file in loopback and copy the contents of
the DVD to a separate directory before
anaconda could find it - is this a bug or a feature?
I had the same
On Thu, 2008-11-27 at 11:20 +, Simon Andrews wrote:
Simon Andrews wrote:
John Austin wrote:
Hi
Previous versions of Fedora just needed the .iso file
on the server for an NFS install
For F10 I needed to mount the file in loopback and copy the contents of
the DVD to a separate
John Austin wrote:
On Thu, 2008-11-27 at 11:20 +, Simon Andrews wrote:
Simon Andrews wrote:
Someone else reported that you can bypass the problem by specifying your
nfs directory in the initial boot options:
method=nfsiso:example.com:/some/dir/
This worked for me.
I've reported this
Simon Andrews wrote:
John Austin wrote:
Hi
Previous versions of Fedora just needed the .iso file
on the server for an NFS install
For F10 I needed to mount the file in loopback and copy the contents of
the DVD to a separate directory before
anaconda could find it - is this a bug or a feature?
On Thu, 2008-11-27 at 13:26 +, Simon Andrews wrote:
John Austin wrote:
On Thu, 2008-11-27 at 11:20 +, Simon Andrews wrote:
Simon Andrews wrote:
Someone else reported that you can bypass the problem by specifying your
nfs directory in the initial boot options:
Hi
Previous versions of Fedora just needed the .iso file
on the server for an NFS install
For F10 I needed to mount the file in loopback and copy the contents of
the DVD to a separate directory before
anaconda could find it - is this a bug or a feature?
Does anyone know if NFS exporting a loop
John Austin wrote:
Hi
Previous versions of Fedora just needed the .iso file
on the server for an NFS install
For F10 I needed to mount the file in loopback and copy the contents of
the DVD to a separate directory before
anaconda could find it - is this a bug or a feature?
Does anyone know if
On Wed, 2008-11-26 at 12:48 -0600, Roger Heflin wrote:
John Austin wrote:
Hi
Previous versions of Fedora just needed the .iso file
on the server for an NFS install
For F10 I needed to mount the file in loopback and copy the contents of
the DVD to a separate directory before
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