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2007-01-26       - By Dominick Petracca

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Hi, I'm just trying to practice with various redhat installs.

I have the RHEL 4 CD's.

I copied the CD images to my harddrive and wanted to try a hard drive
install instead of using the CDs.

To do this, I think I need a boot cd or boot floppy correct?

Problem is my floppy doesn't work and my cdrom  is not a burner.

Is there anyway I can download the file .iso so I can burn it on my PC and
then use that to boot the redhat installer, which then I'm assuming will let
me select install from harddrive?

I tried booting to the install CD #1 but that goes right into installing
from the CDs and doesn't allow me to choose install from harddrive as I saw
in documentation

Am I misunderstanding something?  Let me know if I have this right:

to install from a harddrive, I have to have the CD images copied to my hard
drive which I have.
Then I need a boot cdrom or floppy and I can't use the actual install CD #1
instead.

Hi, I&#39;m just trying to practice with various redhat installs.<br><br>I have
the RHEL 4 CD&#39;s. <br><br>I copied the CD images to my harddrive and wanted
to try a hard drive install instead of using the CDs. <br><br>To do this, I
think I need a boot cd or boot floppy correct?
<br><br>Problem is my floppy doesn&#39;t work and my cdrom&nbsp; is not a
burner.<br><br>Is there anyway I can download the file .iso so I can burn it on
my PC and then use that to boot the redhat installer, which then I&#39;m
assuming will let me select install from harddrive?
<br><br>I tried booting to the install CD #1 but that goes right into
installing from the CDs and doesn&#39;t allow me to choose install from
harddrive as I saw in documentation <br>&nbsp;<br>Am I misunderstanding
something?&nbsp; Let me know if I have this right:
<br>&nbsp;<br>to install from a harddrive, I have to have the CD images copied
to my hard drive which I have.<br>Then I need a boot cdrom or floppy and I can&
#39;t use the actual install CD #1 instead.&nbsp; <br>

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