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Tell Anaconda to ignore storage

Red Hat's anaconda installer can be passed the "nostorage" command-line attribute at boot time, which tells it to not auto-probe storage adapters. This can save headaches when RHEL tries to install to a SAN disk rather than a local disk.

posted on July 18, 2006
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