Booting the Installation Program from the DVD/CD-ROM

To boot from the Red Hat Enterprise Linux CD #1 follow these steps:
Remove all media except Red Hat Enterprise Linux CD #1. From the Boot Option menu choose EFI Shell. At the Shell> prompt, change to the file system on the CD-ROM. For
example, in the above sample map output, the system partition on the
CD-ROM is fs1. To change to the fs1 file system, type fs1: at the
prompt. Type elilo linux to boot into the installation program.

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