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hi,<br />
<br />
i'm describing some tips to create kick start server.<br />
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For install apache <br />
#yum install httpd -y <br />
This folder for mount your iso<br />
mkdir /var/www/html/rhel6<br />
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Mount the iso you downloaded to a mount point.<br />
#mount -o loop rhel6.dvd.iso /mnt<br />
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Copy the file and folder of the iso to created dir<br />
#cp -rvf /mnt/* /var/www/html/rhel6<br />
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now in your home directory you find a one file which name is anaconda.ks<br />
copy this file into your dvd copy location..<br />
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start the apache service <br />
#service httpd restart<br />
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Now,boot the system with DVD. when boot prompt appear then enter following :<br />
linux ks=<a href="http://your_kickstart_ip/ks/ks.cfg" rel="ugc">http://your_kickstart_ip/ks/ks.cfg</a>
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hi,

i'm describing some tips to create kick start server.

For install apache
#yum install httpd -y
This folder for mount your iso
mkdir /var/www/html/rhel6

Mount the iso you downloaded to a mount point.
#mount -o loop rhel6.dvd.iso /mnt

Copy the file and folder of the iso to created dir
#cp -rvf /mnt/* /var/www/html/rhel6

now in your home directory you find a one file which name is anaconda.ks
copy this file into your dvd copy location..


start the apache service
#service httpd restart

Now,boot the system with DVD. when boot prompt appear then enter following :
linux ks=http://your_kickstart_ip/ks/ks.cfg [http://your_kickstart_ip/ks/ks.cfg]

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Hi ,<br />
<br />
I want to create my kickstart menu more interactive and colorful with nice features.<br />
<br />
please guide me. .i.e default file under /tftpboot/default
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Hi ,

I want to create my kickstart menu more interactive and colorful with nice features.

please guide me. .i.e default file under /tftpboot/default

help me to create nice interactive kickstart menu

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