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| If you do not have a GUI, you can: | If you do not have a GUI, you can: | ||
| * Modify a default kickstart file on a system that you have access to directly (/ | * Modify a default kickstart file on a system that you have access to directly (/ | ||
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| * Use a CLI tool ksshell to create a file or modify an existing | * Use a CLI tool ksshell to create a file or modify an existing | ||
| * Install ksshell (provided by pykickstart)< | * Install ksshell (provided by pykickstart)< | ||
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| * You can create a new kickstart file or load an existing (such as / | * You can create a new kickstart file or load an existing (such as / | ||
| - | ===== Kickstart a System ===== | + | ====== Kickstart a System |
| Once you have a kickstart file created | Once you have a kickstart file created | ||