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When trying to get a install.cfg together for an unattended installation of FreeBSD (also known as a jumpstart), there are several manuals on the web to help and invariably they ...
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PXEboot: finding a home for install.cfg
When trying to get a install.cfg together for an unattended installation of FreeBSD (also known as a jumpstart), there are several manuals on the web to help and invariably they state:
The question is where does this install.cfg file go? I have an ISO image burned on a CD disk and I can create an install.cfg file, but how do I make sysinstall look for this file?sysinstall(8) will first look for the file /install.cfg on the root file system which sets installation parameters. This file can also be used to script sysinstall. When the execution exits, sysinstall will return to the interactive mode.


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