Description of problem: In Fedora 9 installation guide Part "C. Setting Up an Installation Server" there is only a description how to set up an installation server using clobber. The instructions how to create an installtion server without clobber are missing. But there are reasons not to use clobber. We want to have the dhcp server, the server providing the installation image and the server providing the kickstart configuration file on different hosts, and not all of these servers may run fedora. Also we want to control where the data (installation image, configuration, etc) are copied, because the default partitions may not have enough free space. One more reason is that we man want to use scripts. So it would be very good to have instructions how to do it manual. We should know the content and directory structure of the installation image that anaconda can use. We should know what dhcp informations the dhcp server should provide. We should know what the tftp server should provide. We should know how to create the kickstart directory. As I use fedora since years with kickstart and network installation, I will try do do it in the same way as for previous versions. But this is not appropriate to new users. Also I don't know it the old methode is still applicaple to F9. It would be nice if the missing part will be re-integrated in the installation guide in an updates online version (and of course, in following versions of Fedora). Thanks in advance!
Unfortunately, the amount of information needed to convey all these steps far exceeds the scope of the Installation Guide. Unfortunately, we can't cover every single use case in the IG because of the limited volunteer resources we have for writing it. However, you might want to consider participating in making a document on the Fedora Project wiki for this scenario. Closing as WONTFIX -- not because this isn't a good idea, but simply because the IG can't handle it well.