While I recognise the awkwardness here, it's not clear to me that all systems will be able to boot off local disk if the CD is still inserted at the end of a remote install (will you necessarily be able to get to the bootloader)
I suspect that netboot installs are a better option for most remote install scenarios.
The relevant installer component is cdrom-detect.
While I recognise the awkwardness here, it's not clear to me that all systems will be able to boot off local disk if the CD is still inserted at the end of a remote install (will you necessarily be able to get to the bootloader)
I suspect that netboot installs are a better option for most remote install scenarios.