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''' ''Nestor is saving this for you guys. cos I'm so nice ^^'' ''' | ''' ''Nestor is saving this for you guys. cos I'm so nice ^^'' ''' | ||
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Revision as of 22:05, 8 December 2008
Contents
Install Fedora
-Install Fedora in the partition and configuration you want...
Grub
(after installation)
-type C to enter grub mode..
(if it has a hardware device to control your hard disk, make sure you choose the one that's for Fedora)
-in Grub, type root=(hd1,0), you can use" root=(hd " then TAB to list all your options
-kernel=/vm (press TAB)
-initrd=/ini (press TAB)
now, type "boot" to start the partition you selection
k3b
-Now you should have fedora installed and it should have user list in the login list (in this case is "claw")
-login as root (or u can login as regular user then "su -", if u prefer)
-connect your fedora to internet
-with root privilege to run "yum -y install k3b isomaster"
-it will install "k3b" and "isomaster" automatically
Customizing ISO Image with k3b
-run k3b
-insert your Fedora installation DVD
-in the pull down menu, choose, "copy DVD"
-make sure you choose the optioin "create image"
-save the image in your target location
-wait until it's finish
ISO Master
-run isomaster
-add the iso image that you created with k3b
-after adding the iso, add /root/anaconda-ks.cfg to your image's root directory and rename it to "ks.cfg"
- open "ks.cfg" find the line... "bootloader --location=mbr --driveorder=sda,sdb --apppend="rhgb quiet"" - change to "bootloader --location=sdb --driveorder=sda,sdb --apppend="rhgb quiet""
^----- believe it or not, Nestor did it, ;-p -----^
-save and add to the image ISO, make sure the name is "ks.cfg" on ISO Image.
-if u're not running with root, use root to copy it to avaliable directory and make sure it's readable for your current user
-in your image list, open /isolinux/isolinux.cfg
-find "label linux" and edit the line "append initrd=initrd.img" to "append initrd=initrd.img ks=cdrom"
-save "isolinux.cfg" and add to the image ISO
-save your iso in a new file name
-and burn the image file into DVD
Running kick start
Nestor is saving this for you guys. cos I'm so nice ^^ Thanks 8-)