My service provider seems to have updated their systems, and a new install of FC4 now stands on 2.6.18, needless to say, the mounting of the DVD works...
now just to install anaconda from the DVD... going to be some work.. and then text anaconda install..
How do I start the install from command line? Assuming all is installed and so ? Its not as simple as running setup.exe...
THanks for the help so far Firewing...
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So far I guess it would contain chroot to the mounted image(ISO).... then installing... but this makes me wonder. If you chroot to a disk image, would you not also need to mount the HDD so the installation would know where to install the files? And what about the proc dir? The more I read about this, the less clear it becomes what I am suppose to do...
So the machine works like this so far. It has 2 HDD, 1st HDD has the FC4 on it and 2nd HDD the ISO DVD of FC5 mounted to a directory in /backup. The 2nd HDD is partitioned to have only a single partition.
This allows me then to boot the box, mount the ISO and then..... chroot?
Something I just wanted to mention, was that uname -a does not report the full Linux name of the installed OS, it only tells me GNU/Linux or something.. Is there a CLI command to report back on the flavour of Linux that I am running, or am I too hopefull, should I put it on my wish list for christmans, or is there something that will spit out names like Suse/Debian/Slackware/Ubuntu/Knoppix/Fedora when asked what OD the machine is running?