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How To Create A Kickstart File For CentOS/Fedora/RedHat (RHEL) Working for an IT Support company means I am regularly installing CentOS, Fedora & Redhat on servers and desktop computers. Following this guide will explain how to automate the install process and install additional software with post installation scripts.

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Great tips to users,nice article sharing about the how to creat a quick start file in centos /fedora/redhat,nice tips for giving.ex anaconda-ks.cfg,is file open first,etc,I like very much interesting to reading this article.great updation of this article.

By: Anand
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Can you some more explaination that how to make entries for additional packages and rpms or non rpms to be installed through kickstart. Greatly appreciated quick response.

By: donatom
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To place the ks.cfg on a usb (say a multiboot usb with netinstall iso for fedora) how and where should I place the ks.cfg file?