Hi, I am using the UEFI PXE boot + kickstart mechanism to install Fedora 24 to the bare metal hosts. Works well, but I cannot figure out how to get rid of a feature which most users probably do want, but I don't. Once Fedora is installed, it adds itself to the UEFI boot list as the first choice OS. And this is exactly what I would like to avoid. My system is configured to always boot over the network, and I do not want this to change after installing Fedora. I do not want to see Fedora in the UEFI boot menu at all. What is the right way to achieve this goal? I guess I can add a post install script calling efibootmgr and getting rid of the 'fedora' UEFI boot menu. But I consider this to be the last resort hacky workaround. I tried to tell anaconda not to install the bootloader at all. This is kind of logical - no boot loader, not possible to change the UEFI boot order. I used this kickstart directive: bootloader --location=none. This kind of worked, no changes in the UEFI boot menu, but the system does not boot with this symptom: "failed to switch root: specified switch root path /sysroot does n ot seem to be an os tree. os-release file is missing." I assume this is a bug? Any ideas, hints? Thanks! _______________________________________________ Kickstart-list mailing list Kickstart-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/kickstart-list
