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| - | ====== CentOS 6 Example Kickstart File ====== | + | ====== CentOS 6 Example Kickstart File (bios) |
| The following kickstart file performs a network install of CentOS 6 minimal, on /dev/sda, using MBR, with LVM, and reboots after installation. | The following kickstart file performs a network install of CentOS 6 minimal, on /dev/sda, using MBR, with LVM, and reboots after installation. | ||
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| - | ====== CentOS 7 Example Kickstart File ====== | + | ====== CentOS 7 Example Kickstart File (bios) |
| **Modify the encrypted root password before using.** | **Modify the encrypted root password before using.** | ||
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| - | ===== CentOS 7 BIOS Kickstart ===== | ||
| <code bash centos7-ks-bios.cfg> | <code bash centos7-ks-bios.cfg> | ||
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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. | ||