CentOS docs - Mar 2007 - Edit Access to TipsAndTricks/Kickstart

Hey,

I was thinking of added some stuff about setting the network settings from
the lilo prompt instead of waiting for a dhcp timeout when kickstarting a
system..

Thanks.
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I suppose I should mention my username is GaryRichardson..

Thanks.

On 3/16/07, Gary Richardson <gary.richardson at gmail.com>
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> Hey,
>
> I was thinking of added some stuff about setting the network settings from
> the lilo prompt instead of waiting for a dhcp timeout when kickstarting a
> system..
>
> Thanks.
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Gary Richardson wrote:
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>    Hey,
>    I was thinking of added some stuff about setting the network settings
from
>    the lilo prompt instead of waiting for a dhcp timeout when kickstarting
a
>    system..
Go ahead.

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Gary Richardson wrote:
> Hey,
> 
> I was thinking of added some stuff about setting the network settings 
> from the lilo prompt instead of waiting for a dhcp timeout when 
> kickstarting a system..
> 
you might want to keep in mind that there is no lilo in centos-5, so 
make sure you mention this is version specific to centos4/3/2.1 - and 
even better, make it 'network from bootloader' and add info about grub 
as well :)

- KB

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