However, when I pxe boot and use this blank kickstart file, anaconda comes up, asks for the languages, asks for the install source, and once loaded, fails with a big "reboot" button. It gives the error that the bootload configuration and the package selection wasn't specified in the file.
From what I undestand, if the kickstart file is blank, or a question isn't answered in the kickstart file, the installer will prompt for the answers. So, if the kickstart file is blank, it should essentially do a manual install. This isn't the case. I noticed that the bootloader options aren't asked for in the default FC11 install, so maybe something has been overlooked.
As a side note, I was able to bypass this and continue with the manual install by just adding a bootloader line. Once done, it goes on and prompts for the rest of the install.
Matt
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