Matthias Saou wrote:
Hi, I'm using Cobbler and a single kickstart file for both my EL5 i386 and EL5 x86_64 profiles. Now I've got the following problem : I'd like to include a "repo=" line in order to have anaconda use all of the available updates instead of having to run an update right after installation.
Certaintly...
I already have a yum repository of the updates on my LAN, so I don't want Cobbler to mirror anything. I just want it to add the repositories I give it through $yum_repo_stanza. Why don't I simply add the repo= line myself in the kickstart? Because anaconda doesn't replace the $basearch, and I want to share the same kickstart for i386 and x86_64.
You can use kickstart templating with an #if statement based on $arch which is settable
in each distro object.
Another solution would be for Cobbler to expose the basearch so that it can be used as $basearch in the kickstart and get replaced by the cheetah parsing. Currently I only see $arch in the Wiki, but it expands to "x86" and not "i386".
Yep. All you need is an if statement as these mean the same thing.
Matthias
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