Pablo Iranzo Gómez wrote:
Hi all
The attached patch for Koan will add a new command line
"--add-reinstall-entry" that will use Koan to get a kernel, initrd,
kickstart, etc to add a new entry called "Reinstall" on machines's grub
not as default.
Using that entry for booting, would be the same as running "koan
-r --server=whatever; reboot"
On each run, Koan will clean up those entries and set-up one, that
will be the default for booting or not, depending on the
"--add-reinstall-entry" presence or not (if present, not default boot)
Regards
Pablo
Nice.
So as an example, suppose you wanted to, in kickstart, add an entry in
grub that would allow
you to reinstall the system, whenever you wanted, from the grub menu.
All you would have to do is...
%packages
koan # or otherwise install the rpm with wget/rpm in %post if using
RHEL 3/4
%post
#set profilename =$getVar("profile",$name)
koan --server=$server --replace-self --add-reinstall-entry
--profile=$profilename
I'll apply this and add it to the Wiki under the koan section shortly.
Thanks!
--Michael
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