Boot Settings

Version 3 (brfransen, 11/07/2011 06:48 am) → Version 4/7 (jams, 11/07/2011 06:48 am)

**Currently just a placeholder listing the options**

h1. Boot Settings

The following parameters can be passed onto the installer via kernel command line parameters.

h2. Display settings

* displayres:
Try using this resolution for install. If the mode is invalid it will be rejected.
example: displayres=1024x768

* forceXvesa
Force the use of the vesa framebuffer driver

* vnc
- Do not start X on the console, instead use vnc for the install. If no static
cip=dhcp or ip has been given, then dhcp will be used to find a network address.

h2. network settings

The following options will be set at boot, but will also transfer to the install.

* cnetdev
Set the network device to use.
example: cnetdev=eth0

* cip= set a static ip or use dhcp for network.
example: cip=dhcp

if dhcp is NOT used, then the following are required:
-

cnetmask - set the netmask
-

cgateway - set the default gateway
-

cdns - set a dns server
example: cip=ip cnetmask=255.255.255.0 cgateway=192.168.1.1 cdns=192.168.1.1

chostname
cnetdev


* chostname – Set the hostname for the server
example: chostname=Samplehostname

h2. Remote control options

*
remoteport
remote
- Set the remote to use on install. remote=Streamzap


* remoteport
- If a serial port reciever is used, use this option to set the port. remoteport=ttyS0

nfsroot

displayres

forceXvesa

vnc