Paul Heinlein wrote: > I really just followed my procedure for netbooting CentOS 5, but > changed the directory paths. > > 0. Set up local http mirror of CentOS 6 > 1. Set up tftp server; make CentOS 6 pxe kernel and initrd.img > available > 2. Use PXE menu to point to right kernel, initrd.img, and boot > options > 3. Set up DHCP server to point to the correct next-server and > filename That's essentially what I did. I just tried it again, and I saw that it halted at "waiting for hardware to initialize...", so maybe it is a hardware issue. I was trying to install CentOS-6.0 on an HP MicroServer. (As I explained, after trying PXEboot I actually installed it by using a USB stick.) The strange thing is that it succeeded with CentOS-5.6, on the same machine, and I don't see any relevant difference. -- Timothy Murphy e-mail: gayleard /at/ eircom.net tel: +353-86-2336090, +353-1-2842366 s-mail: School of Mathematics, Trinity College, Dublin 2, Ireland