Matt Shields wrote: > I you have someone that can pop in a CD and type a couple words at the > prompt, you could do remote install via VNC. I've done this before. > Check out https://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/enterprise/RHEL-3-Manual/x8664-multi-install-guide/ap-bootopts.html > Basically you type 'linux vnc' at the boot prompt. > > Another option is to built your own CD/DVD with a built in kickstart > file which has all the options you want, then in the boot options you > specify it use the kickstart file. I'm trying to built one of these > right now for remote installs at work. We have 80 nodes(w/ 4 servers) > at 80 different datacenters around the world. > You can also use SystemImager - we use this for building out large numbers of servers: http://www.systemimager.org/ I'd bet the easiest for a single host if to just use yum and do incremental release updates until you get yourself to Centos 3.3 Andrew -- Zope Managed Hosting Systems Administrator/Software Engineer Zope Corporation (540) 361-1700