On Wed, Jul 29, 2009 at 5:53 PM, Kyle Powell<kpowell@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: [...] > Absolutely, and you're on the right track. You can %include a file generated > with a %pre script in your kickstart. Simply have a pre script that generates a > file containing the network line (network --device ethx --bootproto static > [--noipv6] --ip x.x.x.x --netmask x.x.x.x --gateway x.x.x.x --nameserver > x.x.x.x[,x.x.x.x] [--hostname %s]) then use a %include statement to add the > contents of the file to the kickstart. You may be able to simply parse the > contents of /tmp/netinfo or the output of ifconfig, or you may need to resort to > python (isys.getIPAddress). Incidentally, you could also avoid having to enter > the info for stage 1 by passing it as command line parameters (ip=, netmask=, > etc...). If you do this you could parse /proc/cmdline for the info. Thanks for your reply. I did not mention that I kickstart via Satellite Server in the first post, but it might be relevant. I have retried a kickstart and captured screenshots to make it easier to understand what I have done. Here is a quick and dirty description of the process: http://www.reisesakte.info/anaconda/ The problem is that when I kickstart via Satellite Server the network configuration is repeated twice even before Anaconda reaches stage2 as far as I understand. So %prescript is not executed early enough. It is probably common to use DHCP/PXE which would avoid the multiple configurations before stage2 I suppose, but at my site it is quite complex to get such a setup and I prefer to use CD-boot if possible. Note that the install session documented works, but is a bit cumbersome. I hope to be able to polish the install routines more so my users can perform installation themselves. For instance VMware administrators. Supplying ip config on the kernel options might work, but I would prefer nice dialog interfaces. Any suggestions for how to best kickstart systems from satellite server from a custom boot-iso are welcome. Thanks, Erling _______________________________________________ Kickstart-list mailing list Kickstart-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/kickstart-list
