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# eventually, we'll allow cdrom kickstarts
nfs --server porkchop.redhat.com --dir /mnt/test/i386
# keymap to use, same as keymap named in kbdconfig
keyboard us
# Disk partitioning stuff goes here. It also sets up the fstab stuff
# and selects which partitions are formatted. All swap partitions are
# formatted and used though.
# this should be install or upgrade, defaults to 'install' if omitted
install
# it would be nice if we could setup networking parameters for installs
# which weren't bootpd :-(
# printer configuration goes here
# mouse types are: ps/2 mousesystems microsoft logitech atibm logibm msbm
# the default device is right for busmice, /dev/cua0 for serial mice, and
# can be overridden with "--device cua2"
# if three button emulation is needed, specify "--emulthree"
#
# this is just like /usr/sbin/mouseconfig
mouse ps/2
# the timezone command takes the same args as /usr/sbin/timeconfig
# see the timeconfig 2.0 man page for details
timezone --utc US/Eastern
# xconfiguration
# Video card selection:
# You can let it try to find you PCI card automatically, OR
# specify --card <cardtype> (see Xconfigurator --help for list), OR
# specify --server <servertype> (also see Xconfigurator --help)
#
# Monitor selection:
# If none specified, assumes 640x480@60hz.
# Otherwise, use --monitor <type>, see Xconfigurator --help for list, OR
# use --hsync <hsync> and --vsync <vsync>. For example:
# --hsync "31.5,35.5,50-65" --vsync "50-70"
#
#
xconfig --monitor "tatung cm14uhe"
# this root password goes over the network in the clear for NFS kickstarts
# it's probably a good idea not to use the real root password here
#
# if the password is already crypted (and suitable for inclusion in
# /etc/passwd without further editing), use the iscrypted flag. this
# should be used to prevent a cleartext root password from going over
# the network
rootpw kickmeRH
# lilo install goes to mbr by default w/ no append line. you can modify
# this as shown in the example
# lilo --append "mem=128M" --location mbr
# the location is one of mbr (default), none, or partition
# this command is called 'silo' on the sparc, and doesn't exist on the alpha
#
# zerombr yes|no
#
# Should the install automatically zero the partition table if it is corrupt?
#
zerombr yes
#
# clearpart - requires --all or --linux
#
# --all removes everything from ALL DRIVES
# --linux removes all linux native/swap from ALL DRIVES
#
clearpart --linux
#
# part <mntpt> --size <size in megs> [--grow] [--maxsize <size in megs>]
#
part / --size 250
part swap --size 32
part /usr --size 500 --grow --maxsize 800
part /tmp --size 100 --grow
# packges to install follow here
# '@ component' may be used to include entire components, redundant items
# are okay
%packages
@ Networked Workstation
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