Pablo Iranzo Gómez wrote:
Well, the easiest part would be to create a custom install CD with just
the packages you need ;-) and then, rerun createrepo to update the
packages list and do what Mr Dehaan said, listing individual packages at
%packages instead of the "Virtualization" group
If you already have them, you can always put a %post with an rpm -Uvh
package1.rpm package2.rpm, etc if you don't want to do the createrepo
stuff
Regards
Pablo
El mié, 27-02-2008 a las 17:43 +0200, Rudi Ahlers escribió:
Pablo Iranzo Gómez wrote:
Have you tried:
@ Virtualization at %packages?
For me, that installs Xen kernel and utils as default for system where
it is installed.
Regards
Pablo
El mié, 27-02-2008 a las 17:36 +0200, Rudi Ahlers escribió:
Hi all
I'm busy creating a custom CentOS installation CD to be used with
cPanel, which basically needs a minimum installation of Linux, but I
would also like to use Xen for VPS' on the server, and thought I could
do both at the same time - automatically install my server to my needs,
and install Xen (without needing to run "yum install xen kernel-xen
virt-manager" every time).
So, my question is. How would I add those RPM's to the custom CentOS CD,
and install them, and then setup grub.conf to use the Xen kernel upon
reboot as well?
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I have, but since I only have the 1st CD, it's not on the CD, and I
don't want to download all the other CD's to see on which CD it is. It
comes to a point where it's asking for the 2nd CD.
I need a bare minimal install for cPanel, so I didn't even include any
packages
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Rudi Ahlers
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Well, I only started playing with kickstart yesterday And my brain hurts
by now, but I'm learning a lot :)
How does it work? Do I copy all the rpm's I want to use to the CentOS
folder, and then run createrepo on that folder?
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