InfoScale™ 9.0 Installation Guide - Linux

Sample Kickstart configuration file

The following is a sample RedHat Enterprise Linux 7 (RHEL7) Kickstart configuration file.

# The packages below are required and will be installed from 
OS installation media automatically during the automated installation
of products in the DVD, if they have not been installed yet.

%packages
libudev.i686
device-mapper
device-mapper-libs
parted
libgcc.i686
compat-libstdc++-33
ed
ksh
nss-softokn-freebl.i686
glibc.i686
libstdc++.i686
audit-libs.i686
cracklib.i686
db4.i686
libselinux.i686
pam.i686
libattr.i686
libacl.i686
%end

%post --nochroot
# Add necessary scripts or commands here to your need
# This generated kickstart file is only for the automated 
installation of products in the DVD

PATH=$PATH:/sbin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin
export PATH

#
# Notice:
# * Modify the BUILDSRC below according to your real environment
# * The location specified with BUILDSRC should be NFS accessible
#   to the Kickstart Server
# * Copy the whole directories of rpms from installation media
#   to the BUILDSRC
#

BUILDSRC="<hostname_or_ip>:/path/to/rpms"

#
# Notice:
# * You do not have to change the following scripts
#

# define path varibles
ROOT=/mnt/sysimage
BUILDDIR="${ROOT}/build"
RPMDIR="${BUILDDIR}/rpms"

# define log path
KSLOG="${ROOT}/opt/VRTStmp/kickstart.log"

echo "==== Executing kickstart post section: ====" >> ${KSLOG}

mkdir -p ${BUILDDIR}
mount -t nfs -o nolock,vers=3 ${BUILDSRC} ${BUILDDIR} >> ${KSLOG} 2>&1

# install rpms one by one
for RPM in VRTSperl VRTSvlic VRTSspt VRTSvxvm VRTSaslapm VRTSvxfs 
VRTSllt VRTSgab VRTSvxfen VRTSamf VRTSvcs VRTScps VRTSvcsag 
VRTSvcsea VRTSdbed VRTSglm VRTScavf VRTSgms VRTSodm VRTSdbac VRTSsfmh
VRTSvbs VRTSsfcpi VRTSvcswiz

do
    echo "Installing package  -- $RPM" >> ${KSLOG}
    rpm -U -v --root ${ROOT} ${RPMDIR}/${RPM}-* >> ${KSLOG} 2>&1
done

umount ${BUILDDIR}

CALLED_BY=KICKSTART ${ROOT}/opt/VRTS/install/bin/UXRT90/
add_install_scripts >> ${KSLOG} 2>&1

echo "==== Completed kickstart file ====" >> ${KSLOG}

exit 0
%end