<html><body bgcolor="#ffffff">I installed Linux from a DVD, having to choose a l,ot of things (like time zone, language, packages, etc). Upon completion there was a file in /root called anaconda-ks.cfg with all the choices. This is a jumpstart file and you are supposed to be able to create a bootable disk with the ks. So I copied everything in order from the dvd to my hard drive, then in the isolinux (I believe) directory I put the anaconda-ks.cfg file, renaming it to what my directions said (I forgot now). Then I burned a DVD with the new file. But trying to boot and install from that DVD did nothing. It wasn't even recognized. I am sure what I did was probably not quite right. So if I have a CentOS installation DVD and a kickstart file (separately) how do you incorporate them to make a bootable install dvd with the kickstart? Thanks Sent from my Crunchberry Tony Chamberlain <div></div> </body></html>