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Hello, I'm trying to configure a server to do remote installations of Redhat 7.1. I've found a few documents describing how to do this. I'm looking to use DHCP, TFTP, and Kickstart to accomplish what I want. I've set up DHCP and that seems to be working ok. If I do "pump -i eth0" from a client linux box it obtains an IP. The same client is unable to obtain an IP if I boot it to the network. I installed TFTP on the server, I enabled it, and restarted inetd. When the client boots up it errors out at "can not find boot image". I have a pxelinux.0 and a kickstart file renamed to pxelinux.1 in the /tftpboot directory. I'm not fully comprehending how the procedure should work as a whole. Can anyone point me to some documentation on configuring DHCP/TFTP/Kickstart. If anyone has a similar setup, can you please email me some hints? I'm willing to RTFM, I just don't know where to start. Thanks. -Ozzy
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