saveline at alinto.net a écrit : > >> Hi Will, >> >> I saw your question in the digest version of the list, and thought you >> might be interested in my solution. I do have it working, and there are >> a couple of points that I didn't see mentioned in the other parts of >> this thread, or just were mentioned in passing. >> >> The following is a kickstart file for a workstation install on my >> network. >> >> ******************** Begin example ks file *************************** >> >> # >> # Custom partitioning and package selection on mirrored 4.5GB SCSI disks >> # >> # >> nfs --server=server --dir=/export/os-cd/centos/4/os # Use NFS >> installation media >> >> lang en_US.UTF-8 # Language used during installation process >> >> langsupport en_US.UTF-8 # Language module(s) to install >> >> keyboard us # System keyboard >> >> text # Install in text mode >> >> %include /mnt/ks/centos/4/ks/general-setup >> %include /mnt/ks/centos/4/ks/disp/sun-21-inch >> %include /mnt/ks/centos/4/ks/fw/disabled >> %include /mnt/ks/centos/4/ks/dsk/4gb-scsi-mirror >> %include /mnt/ks/centos/4/ks/pkg/ws >> %include /mnt/ks/centos/4/ks/pkg/cd-burn >> >> %pre >> # >> # Mount the KickStart tree >> # >> mkdir /mnt/ks >> mount server:/export/install/rhl/kickstart /mnt/ks >> # >> # Save DNS config >> # >> cp -p /etc/resolv.conf /tmp >> # >> %include /mnt/ks/centos/4/ks/post-scripts >> %include /mnt/ks/centos/4/ks/boot-mirror-scsi >> >> ******************** End example ks file ***************************** >> >> ******************** Example disk config module ********************** >> >> # >> # Custom partitioning for mirrored 4.5GB SCSI disks >> # >> >> #Clear the Master Boot Record >> zerombr yes >> >> #Clear all partitions from the disk >> clearpart --initlabel --all >> >> part raid.11 --noformat --asprimary --size 2048 --grow --ondisk sda >> part raid.12 --noformat --asprimary --size 256 --ondisk sda >> part raid.13 --noformat --asprimary --size 256 --ondisk sda >> part raid.14 --noformat --asprimary --size 1024 --ondisk sda >> >> part raid.21 --noformat --asprimary --size 2048 --grow --ondisk sdb >> part raid.22 --noformat --asprimary --size 256 --ondisk sdb >> part raid.23 --noformat --asprimary --size 256 --ondisk sdb >> part raid.24 --noformat --asprimary --size 1024 --ondisk sdb >> >> raid / --fstype ext3 --level 1 --device md0 raid.11 raid.21 >> raid swap --fstype swap --level 1 --device md1 raid.12 raid.22 >> raid /var --fstype ext3 --level 1 --device md2 raid.13 raid.23 >> raid /tmp --fstype ext3 --level 1 --device md3 raid.14 raid.24 >> >> ******************** End disk config module ************************** >> >> The first 5 lines seem to be required in all kickstart files, or at >> least I have not been able to do it otherwise. >> >> The next lines are modules that describe other KS parameters, display >> config, firewall config, disk partitions and mirroring, and lists of >> software groups and/or individual packages to install. >> >> One VERY IMPORTANT point to remember is shown in the "%pre" script. >> This is how to make the modules available to anaconda for processing. >> Just mount the tree where the modules live somewhere on the target >> system where you can tell anaconda to go read it. Here, I just create a >> new directory ( /mnt/ks ) and all %include directives reference that >> tree. Again, all paths must be specified the way that the CLIENT will >> evaluate them. >> >> After that, it's a snap. You can do almost anything you want as far as >> including other config files, additional pre/post scripts, whatever. >> The biggest limit I've found so far is the imagination of the person >> setting up the process. >> >> > > Hi, I am trying to install a box by using your trick (nfs mount + > %include) > Here is my problem : Anaconda says that he can't find my files on /mnt/ks > But I think my export should be good because I can mount it on another > machine. In addition, during the end of anaconda he tells me that he > has unmounted /mnt/ks and I can see request mount in my > /var/log/messages server. > You can see my kickstart file : > > install > lang en_US.UTF-8 > langsupport --default en_US.UTF-8 en_US.UTF-8 fr_FR.UTF-8 > keyboard fr > mouse genericwheelps/2 --device psaux > skipx > network --device eth0 --bootproto static --ip 85.5.11.144 --netmask > 255.255.255.0 > network --device eth1 --bootproto dhcp > nfs --server my.machine.int --dir /var/kickstart/centos/4.1/i386/os > firewall --disabled > timezone --utc Europe/Paris > bootloader --location=mbr > zerombr yes > reboot > > %include /mnt/ks/partition > %include /mnt/ks/package > > %pre > mkdir /mnt/ks > mount my.machine.int:/var/kickstarttest /mnt/ks > > %post > %include /mnt/ks/nameserver > %include /mnt/ks/adduser > %include /mnt/ks/partage > %include /mnt/ks/ntp > %include /mnt/ks/yum > > > cat << EOF2 > /etc/sysconfig/sendmail > DAEMON=no > QUEUE=1h > EOF2 > > chkconfig gpm off > chkconfig kudzu off > chkconfig iptables off > chkconfig ip6tables off > chkconfig mdmonitor off > chkconfig mdmpd off > chkconfig pcmcia off > chkconfig rhnsd off > chkconfig cups off > chkconfig isdn off > chkconfig xfs off > chkconfig ntpd on > chkconfig canna off > > cat > /etc/profile.d/toto.sh << EOF5 > alias l="ls -la" > alias ppg="ps auxw|grep" > EOF5 > chown root.root /etc/profile.d/toto.sh > chmod 0755 /etc/profile.d/toto.sh > > cat >> /etc/inputrc << EOF10 > # toto : debut > "\eOC": forward-word > "\eOD": backward-word > "\e\e[C": forward-word > "\e\e[D": backward-word > # toto : fin > EOF10 > > > > _______________________________________________ > CentOS mailing list > CentOS at centos.org > http://lists.centos.org/mailman/listinfo/centos I found my problem, you can consider it as close. I've written my file in dos mode and it couldn't be parsed by anaconda. I am sorry to have disturbed you with my problem.