I would recommend playing around with the following:
%packages --nobase
This tells Anaconda to only install @Core and not install @Base. Of
course, when you do this, certain Anaconda ks.cfg directives break
because they expect @Base to be installed. For example, if you have
"selinux --disabled" in your ks.cfg, but you don't manually specify
system-config-securitylevel-tui in your %packages, Anaconda will
silently fail to disable SELinux :)
I would recommend taking the work mentioned elsewhere in the thread
about TinyCentOS. They've done all the work you require to get a
minimal install.
/Brian/
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