Charles Curley wrote:
I'd downloading the doc to see whether you're telling me something I
don't know - I normally do kickstart installs, using PXE or a modified
boot CD, but I particularly wanted to do a normal interactive install
this time.
It might be that ks actually does much what I want; I've never done an
interactive ks install.
I was thinking, maybe
... kbd=pc-us LANG=en_AU.UTF-8 TZ=Australia/Perth src=nfs://server/path
I vaguely recall that if you leave something out of the KS file,
I've read it, haven't tried it. However, a non-geek can type some of
that stuff at the boot prompt whereas ks is for the more accomplished.
I'm thinking of something that might be even simpler than ks for simple
cases.
Anaconda asks you. Or do one manual installation, and use the anaconda
file in /root as a basis for your KS file.
Speaking of which, how's your list of packages look?
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