Charles Smith had a problem with PXE/TFTP booting/autoinstalling. For Red Hat 32-bit and 64-bit both work, and aside from the last step of "autoinstalling", the procedure for SUSE should be the same. For Intel x86 and AMD x86_64, /tftpboot/pxelinux.0 works fine. In pxelinux.cfg the files for 32-bit machines has the lines default local #default linux_install prompt 1 timeout 100 display msgs/boot.msg F1 msgs/boot.msg F7 msgs/snake.msg label linux_install kernel vmlinuz append ksdevice=eth0 initrd=initrd.img network ks=http://156.148.64.101/kickst art/scivu6/ks.cfg lang= devfs=nomount ramdisk_size=8192 label local localboot 0 where vmlinuz and initrd.img have been taken from the appropriate 32-bit distribution whereas for 64-bit the names vmlinuz and initrd.img are slightly different to refer to different files, the ones taken from the 64-bit distribution. It works fine for both architectures. As Charles Smith wrote, perhaps the installation procedure for 64-bit is different from 32-bit for SUSE. From the description of the problem it would seem that the last step starting YAST is the problem, that the machine reboots rather than install. Alan