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Install Suse from RedHat
Hi,
There are two systems: (1) HP server under RedHat Linux with CD drive. (2) Notebook under Windows Vista with DVD drive. Now I want to install Suse Linux on the HP server, but the installation media is a DVD. How can I do it? Thank you much in advance! |
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(1) The server does have an iLO port. How can I mount the DVD on notebook remotely?
(2) How to "create a CD with a minimal installation system, export the DVD via NFS/CIFS/HTTP(S)"? Would you provide some details? Thanks a lot!! Last edited by aixlover; 10-23-2009 at 10:53 AM.. |
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Point your browser to http://<ip-of-ilo>, log in, and go to the remote console tab. There ought to be a "Virtual Media" link on that page. From there on it should be pretty straightforward.
For general remote installation, there's a complete description over at Novell |
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