Boot the to-be-installed machine off your RedHat boot floppy as usual,
but instead of pressing RETURN
at the SYSLINUX
prompt, type linux ks
.
If you're lucky, this will be all you have to type!
Since we're really just automating the normal steps involved in a RedHat installation, the normal dialogs may appear if/when KickStart gets confused about what to do next. The most likely case is that your network interface won't be detected automatically, and you'll be prompted for its IRQ and I/O address space.