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linux_wiki:os_install_kickstart [2016/11/28 22:45] billdozor [CentOS 6 Example Kickstart File] |
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| reboot --eject | reboot --eject | ||
| + | #### Auto execute post install commands #### | ||
| %post --interpreter /bin/sh --log=/ | %post --interpreter /bin/sh --log=/ | ||
| ( | ( | ||
| + | ## Enter post install commands here to execute prior to reboot | ||
| + | # Useful for performing something like the below example: | ||
| - | ## Startup rpcbind for NFS | + | # Startup rpcbind for NFS |
| - | systemctl start rpcbind | + | #systemctl start rpcbind |
| - | ## Mount admin share | + | # Mount admin share |
| - | mount -vt nfs 10.1.2.3:/ | + | #mount -vt nfs 10.1.2.3:/ |
| - | ## Create / | + | # Create / |
| - | mkdir / | + | #mkdir / |
| - | ## Copy the firstboot script to the new dir, set owner/ | + | # Copy the firstboot script to the new dir, set owner/ |
| - | cp -v / | + | #cp -v / |
| - | chown -Rv root:root / | + | #chown -Rv root:root / |
| - | chmod -Rv 700 / | + | #chmod -Rv 700 / |
| - | ## Copy firstboot service unit to system, set owner/ | + | # Copy firstboot service unit to system, set owner/ |
| - | cp -v / | + | #cp -v / |
| - | chown -v root:root / | + | #chown -v root:root / |
| - | chmod -v 644 / | + | #chmod -v 644 / |
| - | ## Enable firstboot service for next boot | + | # Enable firstboot service for next boot |
| - | systemctl enable firstboot.service | + | #systemctl enable firstboot.service |
| - | ## Un-mount admin share | + | # Un-mount admin share |
| - | umount -v /mnt | + | #umount -v /mnt |
| ) | ) | ||
| %end | %end | ||
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| - | ===== CentOS 7 EFI Kickstart ===== | + | ====== CentOS |
| The only difference for EFI based systems in a kickstart file is the addition of a /boot/efi partition. | The only difference for EFI based systems in a kickstart file is the addition of a /boot/efi partition. | ||