I have started playing around with remote installs using vnc and kickstart files. However I cannot seem to find a good listing of anaconda parameters.
And where I am running into problems is with the display. Say that I am using a kickstart file and I don't want it to establish a vnc connection or to show progress on the console what can I provide to anaconda to do this?
When I add text to the kernel line then it goes into an attended install and doesn't read from the kickstart file. If I sepecify nothing for the display it prompts at the console what display to use. And I can specify vnc but I don't always want to watch the automated install.
Any suggestions?
I have started playing around with remote installs using vnc and kickstart files. However I cannot seem to find a good listing of anaconda parameters.
And where I am running into problems is with the display. Say that I am using a kickstart file and I don't want it to establish a vnc connection or to show progress on the console what can I provide to anaconda to do this?
When I add text to the kernel line then it goes into an attended install and doesn't read from the kickstart file. If I sepecify nothing for the display it prompts at the console what display to use. And I can specify vnc but I don't always want to watch the automated install.
Any suggestions?
Matt Martz wrote:
I have started playing around with remote installs using vnc and kickstart files. However I cannot seem to find a good listing of anaconda parameters.
And where I am running into problems is with the display. Say that I am using a kickstart file and I don't want it to establish a vnc connection or to show progress on the console what can I provide to anaconda to do this?
When I add text to the kernel line then it goes into an attended install and doesn't read from the kickstart file. If I sepecify nothing for the display it prompts at the console what display to use. And I can specify vnc but I don't always want to watch the automated install.
Install all your anaconda packages, grep for some you know. They're all together some place, and that's how I found them.
Then I forgot what and where.