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Stavener,
Please do some checks:
\* If you're using a virtual machine to deploy, check the Vitrual machine network card settings Check that the network card of the system to deploy is configured as 'Bridged'
\* Edit the configuration file and try removing the last 'Fedora'
the line in the kickstart file should say something like this for you:
url --url=http://192.168.0.100/fedora/fc5/
\* During the fedora install press ALT-F3 and/or ALT-F4 for debugging info of the anaconda installer.
\* See if you can download the configuration/kickstart file manually:
browse to http://192.168.0.100/kickstart/12345.cfg
(replace 12345 with the name of your template (case sensitive))
\* See if you can download one of the installation files manually. Browse to
http://192.168.0.100/fedora/fc5/Fedora/TRANS.TBL
\* During installation (or when the installer asks for IP and http location) press ALT-F2 and in the shell try to:
ping 192.168.0.100
if you get a ping reply you know that the network connection is working. Now try to download a file throug http from the shell as well:
wget http://192.168.0.100/fedora/fc5/Fedora/TRANS.TBL
Let me know what happened...