Re: How does Kickstart actually start?

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On Thu, 2003-05-22 at 18:18, Bob Arendt wrote:
> I'm setting up a kickstart install.  I can see how the initial kernel
> line has a "ks" or "ks=nfs:server.example.com:/mydir/ks.cfg" parameter,
> but what actually executes this information?  I can't find anything
> in the kernel source that actually executes this.

Kickstart is a userspace (not a kernel) feature... Basically, once the
kernel has booted up, it launches init which, in turn, runs the
initscripts. Those initscripts then parse the kernel commandline
(/proc/cmdline) to check for parameters like "ks".




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