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machine type and number of disks at kickstart time. This file can be created via %pre
script and placed on the system, such as
/tmp/part-include
. Then you can call for
that file by including the following line within the Partition Details field of the
System
Details
�
Partitioning
tab:
%include /tmp/part-include
7.4.9.3.16. Kickstart File —
Figure 7.14. Kickstart File
The
Kickstart File
tab, which has no sub-tabs, allows you to view or download the kickstart profile that
has been generated from the options chosen in the previous tabs.
7.4.9.4. Kickstart � Bare Metal —
Lists the IP addresses that have been associated with kickstart profiles created by your organization.
Click either the range or the profile name to access different tabs of the
Kickstart Details
page.
7.4.9.5. Kickstart � GPG and SSL Keys —
Lists keys and certificates available for inclusion in kickstart profiles and provides a means to create
new ones. This is especially important for customers of RHN Satellite or RHN Proxy Server because
systems kickstarted by them must have the server key imported into RHN and associated with the
relevant kickstart profiles. Import it by creating a new key here and then make the profile association in
the
GPG and SSL keys
subtab of the
Kickstart Details
page.
To develop a new key/certificate, click the
create new stored key/cert
link in the upper-right corner of
the page. Enter a description, select the type, upload the file, and click the
Update Key
button. Note
that a unique description is required.
Important
The GPG key you upload to RHN must be in ASCII format. Using a GPG key in binary
format causes anaconda, and therefore the kickstart process, to fail.