YouTipLinux mkkickstart Command
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Linux mkkickstart Command
The Linux mkkickstart command is used to create installation configuration files.
mkkickstart can create configuration files based on the current system settings, which can be used by other computers during installation. The configuration file contents include information such as language used, network environment, system disk status, and X Windows settings.
Syntax
mkkickstart [--nfs <remote_computer:path>]
Parameters:
- --bootp Use BOOTP during installation and boot.
- --dhcp Use DHCP during installation and boot.
- --nfs<remote_computer:path> Install using the specified network path.
- --nonet Do not configure network, i.e., assume no network environment.
- --nox Do not configure X Windows environment.
- --version Display version information.
Examples
Create an installation configuration file:
# mkkickstart --nonet -bootp