System Administration 186 Getting Started Guide 6. On the install client, start the installation from an install floppy dis- kette (described in Chapter 2). The client should detect the install server and the source using DHCP. The installation should continue as described in Chapter 3. Using the Lizard Unattended Install While an Install server makes it convenient to access the packages needed to install OpenLinux, a Lizard Unattended Install can add the convenience of pre- setting configuration options so that installation doesn’t require you to sit there and answer questions. It does this by allowing you to set up rules files that are used during installation. Lizard Unattended Install from a Server You can use the Lizard Unattended Install from an Install server (described just before this section). Once an Install server is configured, follow this procedure: 1. From the Install server, create a lizard directory that is parallel to your CD-ROM source directories you created. For example, if you added source to /install/cd1, you need to create a directory called /install/lizard. 2. Create a directory structure under the lizard directory that contains at least the following: lizard/rules lizard/profile lizard/etc/XF86Config lizard/etc/pkgs.sel lizard/bin/finish.sh lizard/bin/start.sh lizard/bin/instpkg 3. Create a rules file. Here is an example of a rules file entry that defines the default used for network 192.168.19: network 192.168.19 start.sh profile XF86Config pkgs.sel finish.sh