RedHat Linux KickStart HOWTO: Setting up a boot floppy 5. Setting up a boot floppyEssentially, all you have to do is copy your KickStart config file to /ks.cfg on the RedHat boot floppy, e.g. mcopy ks.cfg a:However - the RedHat boot floppy is pretty full, and you may find that you have to delete some of the other files to make room for the KickStart config file. I was able to make enough room for mine by deleting the various message files normally displayed by the SYSLINUX boot loader, e.g. mdel a:\*.msgYou may also want to edit syslinux.cfg, the SYSLINUX config file. This also lives in the top level directory of the RedHat boot floppy. For instance, the following syslinux.cfg will cause KickStart mode to be entered into automatically as the machine boots up, without the normal delay: default ks prompt 0 label ks kernel vmlinuz append ks=floppy initrd=initrd.img T