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... | @@ -6,6 +6,7 @@ After a successful CentOS installation a kickstart file can be found at ``/root/ |
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* partitioning (disks, partitions, raids, lvm, filesystem types, mountpoints)
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* partitioning (disks, partitions, raids, lvm, filesystem types, mountpoints)
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* package selections (package groups, individual packages)
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* package selections (package groups, individual packages)
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* services and firewall (can enable ssh and allow access through firewalld)
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* services and firewall (can enable ssh and allow access through firewalld)
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* users and passwords (as salted hashes, like in ``/etc/shadow``)
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* custom user (post) installation scripts
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* custom user (post) installation scripts
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The kickstart file is machine specific with regards to networking and partitioning configuration. But it can be made quite universal, if dhcp is used for the network setup and all nodes you want to install contain the same number of disks (and a minimum amount of space on each disk).
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The kickstart file is machine specific with regards to networking and partitioning configuration. But it can be made quite universal, if dhcp is used for the network setup and all nodes you want to install contain the same number of disks (and a minimum amount of space on each disk).
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