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<li> Start the Rawhide instllation by booting into the {{filename|boot.iso}} from <here> | <li> Start the Rawhide instllation by booting into the {{filename|boot.iso}} from <here> | ||
<li> In the welcome screen, press TAB to edit the grub command line and append '''ksdevice=em1''' '''ks=ks.cfg location on network'''. More information on ''ks and ksdevice'' options can be found [http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Anaconda/Kickstart#Other_kickstart_options: here]. More information on creating a ks.cfg can be found [http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Anaconda/Kickstart#Creating_the_Kickstart_File here] | <li> In the welcome screen, press TAB to edit the grub command line and append '''ksdevice=em1''' '''ks=ks.cfg location on network'''. More information on ''ks and ksdevice'' options can be found [http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Anaconda/Kickstart#Other_kickstart_options: here]. More information on creating a ks.cfg can be found [http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Anaconda/Kickstart#Creating_the_Kickstart_File here] | ||
<li> Make sure the ks.cfg file specifies the configuration paramters for the network interfaces using the new naming convention, as following | |||
<pre>network --onboot yes --device em1 --bootproto dhcp --ipv6 auto | |||
network --onboot yes --device pci1#2 --bootproto dhcp --ipv6 auto | |||
network --onboot no --device pci1+1 --noipv4 --noipv6 --hostname fedora-14-r710</pre> | |||
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== Results == | == Results == | ||
Revision as of 16:25, 24 January 2011
Description
This test scenario make sure that ksdevice=<interface name> format will handle interface names of the form emN or pci<slot>#<port>. For example
passing 'ksdevice=em1' will work without issues.
Setup
Make sure hardware requirements are met.
How To Test
- Start the Rawhide instllation by booting into the
boot.isofrom <here> - In the welcome screen, press TAB to edit the grub command line and append ksdevice=em1 ks=ks.cfg location on network. More information on ks and ksdevice options can be found here. More information on creating a ks.cfg can be found here
- Make sure the ks.cfg file specifies the configuration paramters for the network interfaces using the new naming convention, as following
network --onboot yes --device em1 --bootproto dhcp --ipv6 auto network --onboot yes --device pci1#2 --bootproto dhcp --ipv6 auto network --onboot no --device pci1+1 --noipv4 --noipv6 --hostname fedora-14-r710
Results