I don't know how to thank you !
I had the ks on / as well. Your script exetuded perfectly with the first time.
Thank you !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
aooi failure on local mode
Re: aooi failure on local mode
Hello IT.
Phone : Blah Blah ....
Have you tried turning it on and off again ?
Phone : Blah Blah ....
....
I'm sorry, are you from the Past ?!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-E4fm4Wqego
Phone : Blah Blah ....
Have you tried turning it on and off again ?
Phone : Blah Blah ....
....
I'm sorry, are you from the Past ?!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-E4fm4Wqego
Re: aooi failure on local mode
great that it works.
Re: aooi failure on local mode
Yes !BruceLee wrote:great that it works.
I suggested on the ticket I had opened for this problem that your solution works and that they should upload your aooi on the server.
There are 2-3 aooi on the /installers that did not work with me and are old ...
Again thank you so much ! I had such a big problem with that !
Hello IT.
Phone : Blah Blah ....
Have you tried turning it on and off again ?
Phone : Blah Blah ....
....
I'm sorry, are you from the Past ?!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-E4fm4Wqego
Phone : Blah Blah ....
Have you tried turning it on and off again ?
Phone : Blah Blah ....
....
I'm sorry, are you from the Past ?!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-E4fm4Wqego
Re: aooi failure on local mode
You are welcome. I'm always happy when I can help.
But the "THANK YOU" goes out to Scott who wrote the script.
I just changed the iso's/version to use CentOS 5.4.
Scott used an older CentOS because it does not need so much space while the script copies the iso files to the temp partition.
It had a reason. The new 1and1 servers have more space so more iso's fit.
Your installation/hardware might have needed newer device drivers and thatfore the newest version of CentOS helped.
But the "THANK YOU" goes out to Scott who wrote the script.
I just changed the iso's/version to use CentOS 5.4.
Scott used an older CentOS because it does not need so much space while the script copies the iso files to the temp partition.
It had a reason. The new 1and1 servers have more space so more iso's fit.
Your installation/hardware might have needed newer device drivers and thatfore the newest version of CentOS helped.