Liu Zhen wrote: > I have several server to administrate, and I'm expected to administrate > more servers in the recent future. > I want to install debian3.1_r0a-ia64 to these servers. > I have downloaded cd ISOs from debian, and placed these ISOs on a http/ftp > server in my lan. > I can boot a server using debian's boot floppy disk, the server can get an > ip address from dhcp server in my LAN, and the installation process > proceeds normally until I'm asked to provide an IP address and a path to > continue the install. > I want to use the ISOs in my LAN to continue the install, but I can not > figure out how to setup a correct http/ftp path to enable the install. > Does anybody know how to setup a http/ftp server to enable a install in > LAN? Thank you.
The ISO are not for http/ftp install but are for burning CDs/DVDs. If you do not want to download again and your webserver runs linux: you can loop mount the file for a start windows: there are programs that can make a drive letter from an image file HS -- Mein GPG-Key ist auf meiner Homepage verfügbar: http://www.hendrik-sattler.de oder über pgp.net PingoS - Linux-User helfen Schulen: http://www.pingos.org
