Your kickstart file may include any of the standard Linux options used in kickstart files for installing Linux operating systems. For the full list of these options and their explanations, consult the respective Linux documentation (e.g., the Red Hat Enterprise Linux Installation Guide).
Listed below are the mandatory options and commands that you must include in each kickstart file:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Specifies authentication options for the Virtuozzo physical server. |
| Specifies the way of installing the bootloader. |
| Tells the system to install Virtuozzo either from |
| Sets the system keyboard type. |
| Sets the language to use during installation and the default language to use on the installed system. |
| Creates partitions on the server. |
| Sets the system’s root password. |
| Sets the system time zone. |
| Cleans all partition tables on disk drives. NoteNote: This option should follow clearpart |
Note
Notes:
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You can specify the
cmdlineoption to install Virtuozzo in a completely non-interactive command-line mode, without starting the X Window System. -
When installing Virtuozzo with Virtuozzo storage, you can use the
autopartoption to create the default partition layout and the default configuration for chunk servers and clients. To make a custom layout and configuration, use thepartoption and create the required partitions. You will then need to use thepstoragecommand to configure the partitions for chunk serves and clients. See Section 4.2, “Virtuozzo Kickstart Options” for details.
