Fedora Core rocks!

Posted on September 6, 2006, 3:38 am, by Mayank Jain (makuchaku).

I’ve been long using FC on my system, not to mentioned installed it about a hundred times… but I never came across this option (actually I never knew it untill I saw Aman using it).

When at the boot promt (during the installation), use this

linux vnc

With *vnc* as an arg, the installation will drop you to a shell, asking you to do a vncviewer to the machine on which installation is going on.

Chk this out…
Rawhide

Taking screenshots of installation process is now as easy as “PrntScrn” :)

PS: I’m sure that other distro’s might also have this feature… :)

All in all… Tux Rox!

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  • Jeremy Katz

    This functionality has only been present since Red Hat Linux 9 or so ;-)

    Also, you can take screenshots during the install with shift-printscreen and they’ll get saved to /root/anaconda-screenshots.

  • http://makuchaku.in/blog makuchaku

    Yeah, thats true… I was so ignorant till this post :)

    Thanks for the tip :)

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