On Fri, Nov 09, 2001 at 10:18:48AM +0600, Sajeewa Chandrasekera wrote:
:
: Using windows 2000 I have copied the entire install tree to a fat partition
: from the CD-ROM (both RedHat CDs). Now I don't have a CD-ROM in my
: machine.
: So I want to use that copy of installation. Even I have insternet access ,I
: can't download huge files right now. So how can I use the copied
: installation tree to
: install linux in my machine.
:
: I think you all have understood incorrectly. Now I think you can give me a
: hand in this case?
Not going to work. HD-based installs require the ISOs. It's easy to work
around though. Bring up an FTP or HTTP server on your network, and drop an
installation tree on it. You'll need everything from the RedHat/ directory
on up.
Problem solved.
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