Hi, We are currently using PXE to autoinstall (kickstart) our RedHat systems. Now we are switching to SUSE. I can't figure out what files to include in a boot image (initrd) to use for PXE boot/install. I have tried the kernel in suse/images/boot/linux and the image in suse/images/boot/initrd. Is this the correct ones? I always get the "Insert modules Disk 3" when running with autoyast=nfs://172.16.100.1/opt/suse set on kernel cmdline. Is this because yast2 cannot find the modules it need? Or does it always ask this question? How do I get past it? (our systems only has a serial console, no floppy, no cdrom). Maybe it should be enough to add all modules I need to /modules. Especially the ones from disk 3,4,5,6.... ? How does yast2 determine its ip address during installation? If it is not set in linuxrc.config or on kernel cmdline does it try dhcp by default? Can yast2 use the server ip in the dhcp response as ip for an nfs server installation? And use the boot filename in same response as path to autoinst.xml? It would be nice you didn't have to specify any ip specifics (or server paths) on either kernel cmdline and linuxrc.config. Yast should be able to pick up everything from the dhcp file. Or do I have to fix the PXE bootstrap loader to supply this information? /J Karlsson