Hello, I would like to have to maintain only one kickstart file for both architectures i386 & x86_64 "url" should look like this for x64 installs: url --url http://install.server.tld/linux/redhat/rhel5.4/x86_64/ and like this for x32 url --url http://install.server.tld/linux/redhat/rhel5.4/i386/ That's the only difference I need. My idea was to use uname or dmidecode in a %pre section to determine the current architecture of the machine and create the "url" option dynamically and then use %include to use it: --- ks snip start --- %pre echo "url --url http://install.server.tld/linux/redhat/rhel5.4/`uname -m`/" > /tmp/archurl install %include /tmp/archurl --- ks snap end --- But that is not working. Anaconda is then asking interactively for an install medium/url. The back-ticked uname is not the problem, I also hard coded the architecture for testing: echo "url --url http://install.server.tld/linux/redhat/rhel5.4/x86_64/"; > /tmp/archurl but that is also not working. Any suggestions ? TIA Jodok _______________________________________________ Kickstart-list mailing list Kickstart-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/kickstart-list
