Okay, so, I just downloaded my custom bootcd and kickstarted a VM in
virtualbox here @ home {(everything else is @ work). And yep. no problems
doing the install over http. So, now I'm not sure if it was a symtom of the
VM i was doing my test installs in @ work, if the speed (1GB) of the
connection
I believe that using NFS, you would want to serve out the ISO and not
the individual files...I remember someone cluing me in on that a while
back.
It is beginning to sound like you have a problem with one or more of
your routers.
Anyway, there are a number of packages that provide a lot of utilit
Craig,
For your 4 points:
NFS isn't strictly off the table, but the system hosting this install tree
will need to be accessible from alot of system across a large number of
subnets/VLAN's. I would rather have port 80 open to these nets/the world
than NFS, but then again I can just make it an "ro"
I. On Fri, 2008-06-20 at 15:45 -0400, Matt Nicholson wrote:
> Greetings everyone,
>
> So, I'm trying to setup a local server for some net-installs I hope to
> do with a kickstart file. I am, however, running into an issue.
>
> I have a copy of the fedora 9 install media on the web server tha
Matt Nicholson wrote:
Greetings everyone,
So, I'm trying to setup a local server for some net-installs I hope to do
with a kickstart file. I am, however, running into an issue.
I have a copy of the fedora 9 install media on the web server that the
install will be pulled from, and everything is
Greetings everyone,
So, I'm trying to setup a local server for some net-installs I hope to do
with a kickstart file. I am, however, running into an issue.
I have a copy of the fedora 9 install media on the web server that the
install will be pulled from, and everything is in tip top shape. This s
