That title sucks, basically when you install windows on a pc, you usually get a little prompt from the cd asking you you to hit enter if you want to boot from the cd or not. I think it would be nice if redhat did this too, as i'm always leaving redhat install cd's in my cdrom and end up having to restart my computer whenever i forget to remove the cd.
What are we to do if they do not want to install? Do we just reboot?
Hmm maybe i didn't explain this clear enough. When running through the boot sequence my pc defaults to trying to boot from a cd first. When the windows install cd is in the drive, it prompts the user with a message asking if they want to boot from the cd by clicking enter. If the user performs no actions after 20 seconds or so, than the normal boot sequence continues, trying to boot off the next available drive, in my case my hard disk. does this make sense???
We say to hit enter to start the installation process (and default to that), but now also have a "local" option to boot from the hard drive if you prefer.