This was one of the first tools I tried. I found it unsatisfactory.
It choked on reading a network configuration with a secondary dns server.
I don't like the way it writes it's kickstart files. I write my kickstart files
with the commands in a logical order that makes more sense to me.
After I make changes using KC the order of the commands is
scrambled. And lines I have commented out because I don't want them
in the current config, but may change my mind and reinstate them
later just disappear.
Think there was one more issue but I can't remember it right now.
Anyway I decided it way more trouble that it was worth, and
stopped using it.
On 7/9/07, Michael DeHaan <
mdehaan@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
This post from kickstart list contains some interesting items related to
Kickstart Fu that would probably be of interest to most people here who are
interested in provisioning. Cobbler has a cameo. Thanks, Chip!
If you are not already on kickstart-list, it's
http://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/kickstart-list
--Michael
All,As promised, I have finally completed the presentation for LinuxWorld and welcome feedback and corrections:Thanks, and I hope it's useful to someone.Chip
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