If you actually got the installed booted up on the client you SHOULD have been able to enter nfs:192.168.0.116:/distrib
One tip: instead of using NFS you can use http. I do this because 1) its almost easier, and probably a lot more secure, and 2) because apache has nice log files. If you throw your kickstart and installation tree on an http site you can tail the access and error logs and if you have a typo somewhere you can still see the machine trying to access a file, etc. Its made my life troubleshooting a LOT easier.
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by: arrkerr1024Posted on 2007-11-30 at 06:37:51ID: 20382207
You don't specify the name of the kickstart file in the dhcp configuration, you specify the name of the loader. The pxelinux.0 is then going to look for a number of standard file names, your ip address converted to hex, and then finally one called "default". Try just using "default' for starters, but change to the converted IP later so that you can have different KS files for different machines.
When you ran the pxe wizard I think it should have asked you the name of the kickstart file too...?