Linux mkkickstart command
Linux mkkickstart command used to create the configuration file that is installed.
mkkickstart according to the current system set up to create a configuration file for other computers to use during installation. The contents of the configuration file including the use of language, network environment, system disk state, and X Windows settings and other information.
grammar
mkkickstart [--bootp][--dhcp][--nonet][--nox][--version][--nfs <远端电脑:路径>]
Parameters:
- When --bootp installation and boot using BOOTP.
- --dhcp installation and boot time, use DHCP.
- --nfs <remote computer: path> Use the given network path installation.
- --nonet Do not make network settings, which assumes that in the absence of the state of the network environment.
- --nox Do not make the X Windows environment settings.
- --version display version information.
Examples
Construction of an installation configuration file:
# mkkickstart --nonet -bootp