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6.4.10.4.1. Kickstart Details
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Details —
The default display of the Kickstart Details page shows the kickstart profile name and
label, as well as the associated distribution, URL to be used, whether it’s the default profile
for your organization, and any comments about the profile. The URL for a kickstart profile
is used to locate the bootable CD-ROM image for the installation. Note that the URL does
not begin with
https://
because the Red Hat Enterprise Linux installation program does
not support Secure Sockets Layer (SSL). Click the view kickstart link to see the actual
kickstart configuration file (converted to SSL) generated by RHN.
In addition, you may select lists of files to preserve during the kickstart process. These files,
typically configuration files and others that remain relevant when the system is re-deployed,
can be selected using the File Preservation Lists pulldown menu near the bottom of the
page. Refer to Section 6.4.10.10 Kickstart
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File Preservation — to find out how to
create these lists. To deselect a list, hold the [Ctrl] key and click the name of the list with
the mouse. When finished, click the Update Kickstart button.
6.4.10.4.2. Kickstart Details
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Options —
Collects the precise values to be applied during the kickstart process, including bootloader
type, time zone, root password, and partition details. Keep in mind, the kickstart network
configuration value here is used by the bootloader to determine the network configuration
for the kickstart process, unlike the network setting on the Advanced Options tab, which
is used to generate the kickstart configuration file. The options passed to the bootloader are
different from those needed by the Red Hat installation program to configure the system.
Remember you may %include separate files in the Partition Details section of the profile
if needed. When done, click the Update Kickstart button.
6.4.10.4.3. Kickstart Details
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Advanced Options —
Accessible through a link at the top of the Options tab, this page establishes the arguments
to be included in the kickstart configuration file. These differ from the settings included
on the Options tab. For instance, the network setting here defines the parameters of the
Red Hat installation program (Anaconda), while the kickstart network configuration value
there affects the bootloader. (Note that these options are passed to Anaconda with little
or no verification for correctness. As an example, you might need to kickstart a system
using eth1 (kickstart network configuration), but eth0 is the primary network interface for
the system (as identified in the network field on this page). When done, click the Update
Kickstart button.