Hello,
> use the linux fdisk to set up your partitions when the install begins.
Oh..drat, so I need to remove that partition again, now I know it works..
> No - you untar the hardhat tarfile to your nfsroot directory on
> the machine
> that will act as your nfs server. Follow the instructions on setting up
> bootpd etc. Then boot your indy to a prom and do:
> boot bootp():vmlinux ... (rest of installation instructions.)
Right....i'll try tomorrow!
> If you've set up everything correctly, you'll tftp the kernel from your
> server, mount your root fs over nfs, and the redhat installer will start.
Is the kernel in the hardhat distro?
> You should start by setting up bootp/tftp/nfs on the machine that will
> serve the installation image to the indy.
Right...i'll have ago!! <gulp>
Where do I get bootp/tftp from ?
BTW: is anyone on ICQ/IRC that knows how to do this??
Thanks Again!
Bye for Now,
Ian
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