Capítulo 7. Implementar o Kickstart

Generic 7.2 kickstart for laptops in the Widget Corporation (widgetco)
Standard kickstart options for a network-based install. For an
explanation of these options, consult the Red Hat Linux Customization
Guide.
Define a standard set of packages.	Note: Red Hat Network client
packages are found in Base.	This is quite a minimal set of packages;
your mileage may vary.
Now for the interesting part.
Remember that nifty one-line command for the bootstrap script that we
went through? This is an ideal place for it. And assuming that the
script has been properly configured, it should prepare the system
fully for usage of local Red Hat Network Servers.
The following is an example of the usage of rhnreg_ks, the kickstart
utility for rhn_register. This demonstrates the usage of the
--activationkey flag, which describes an activation key. For example,
this activation key could be set up in the Web interface to join this
system to the "Laptops" group and the local Widgetco "Laptop Software"
channel. Note that this section applies only to Proxy users, as this
step is handled by the Satellite bootstrap script.
For more information about activation keys, consult the Red Hat Network
Management Reference Guide.
End the subshell and capture any output to a post-install log file.

# Generic 7.2 kickstart for laptops in the Widget Corporation (widgetco)

# Standard kickstart options for a network-based install. For an
# explanation of these options, consult the Red Hat Linux Customization 
# Guide.

lang en_US
langsupport --default en_US en_US
keyboard defkeymap
network --bootproto dhcp
install
url --url ftp://ftp.widgetco.com/pub/redhat/linux/7.2/en/os/i386
zerombr yes
clearpart --all
part /boot	 --size 128 --fstype ext3 --ondisk hda
part /			 --size 2048 --grow --fstype ext3 --ondisk hda
part /backup --size 1024 --fstype ext3 --ondisk hda
part swap		--size 512 --ondisk hda
bootloader --location mbr
timezone America/New_York
rootpw --iscrypted $1$78Jnap82Hnd0PsjnC8j3sd2Lna/Hx4.
auth --useshadow --enablemd5 --krb5realm .COM --krb5kdc auth.widgetco.com \
	--krb5adminserver auth.widgetco.com
mouse --emulthree genericps/2
xconfig --card "S3 Savage/MX" --videoram 8192	--resolution 1024x768 \
	--depth 16 --defaultdesktop=GNOME --startxonboot --noprobe \
	 --hsync 31.5-48.5 --vsync 40-70

reboot

# Define a standard set of packages.	Note: Red Hat Network client 
# packages are found in Base.	This is quite a minimal set of packages;
# your mileage may vary.

%packages
@ Base
@ Utilities
@ GNOME
@ Laptop Support
@ Dialup Support
@ Software Development
@ Graphics and Image Manipulation
@ Games and Entertainment
@ Sound and Multimedia Support


# Now for the interesting part.

%post
( # Note that we run the entire %post section as a subshell for logging.

# Remember that nifty one-line command for the bootstrap script that we
# went through? This is an ideal place for it. And assuming that the
# script has been properly configured, it should prepare the system
# fully for usage of local Red Hat Network Servers.

wget -O- http://proxy-or-sat.example.com/pub/bootstrap_script | /bin/bash

# The following is an example of the usage of rhnreg_ks, the kickstart
# utility for rhn_register. This demonstrates the usage of the 
# --activationkey flag, which describes an activation key. For example,
# this activation key could be set up in the Web interface to join this 
# system to the "Laptops" group and the local Widgetco "Laptop Software" 
# channel. Note that this section applies only to Proxy users, as this 
# step is handled by the Satellite bootstrap script. 
#
# For more information about activation keys, consult the Red Hat Network
# Management Reference Guide.

/usr/sbin/rhnreg_ks --activationkey=6c933ea74b9b002f3ac7eb99619d3374

# End the subshell and capture any output to a post-install log file.
) 1>/root/post_install.log 2>&1