linuxsnoop
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I'm using 2 USB bootable drives to install AVP, as I don't have a USB DVD drive. Do I need to modify the kickstart.cfg file to tell the system to boot from a USB rather than a DVD?
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Avaya Virtual Platform - USB Boot w/Kickstart File Modification
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phoneguy55
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Just plug in the USB drive and put the AVP cd in the server. Boot the server and AVP will install. When the cd ejects, remove the USB drive.
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linuxsnoop
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Thank you phoneguy55, but I have no dvd drive. Many Business Partners are doing this process using 2 USB drives with no DVD drive in sight.
phoneguy55
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Ah, I see. haven't tried that. All my installs involve a dvd drive. I would assume there is a bios setting in the server to boot from USB. Is this a dell server?
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linuxsnoop
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I'm with you, as this is new to me on the USB installs. This is an S8300E in the G450.
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