Peter Åstrand wrote:
* Where can I find documentation on the "special" Kickstart options
that Pungi understands, are there any others than "repo"?
Jeroen answered the other questions for me.
"repo" isn't a "special" kickstart option. It's used by anaconda to
access additional repositories during install. The only "special"
thing that pungi uses is a partition type of "iso" to indicate how
large you want your isos to be.
Thanks! Is there any documentation on the Kickstart format?
http://docs.fedoraproject.org/install-guide/f8/en_US/sn-automating-installation.html
is very brief. More specifically, I wonder:
* Why and when was %end introduced?
I don't know why but I do know when: in the middle of the Fedora release
cycle breaking anaconda because it appended %end (until it got to 1.19).
* Is it still required that %packages is at the end of the KS file?
"The end" here is relative. %pre and %post can come after %packages
still, it is merely that all the other statements, such as partitioning
and install/upgrade or text/graphical, etc... are in the beginning.
Maybe a better way to put it is to imagine the kickstart split in two
sections: one must come first and holds all the answers to the different
stages of the installation process, the other -that must be last- holds
%pre, %post and %packages.
* Why is "mouse" not allowed any longer?
I'm not sure what you mean by 'mouse'.
Kind regards,
Jeroen van Meeuwen
-kanarip
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