104IBM z/VM and Linux on IBM System z: Virtualization Cookbook for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4
8.1 Configure the installation server for kickstart
In this section, you configure the installation server to host the kickstart file, which you use to
perform the automated installation of the Linux master image called RH4U3X. This section
assumes you have already set up the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 install tree as described in
7.4, “Configuring the installation server” on page 99.
The installer generates a kickstart file at the end of every installation. It is based on the
answers provided during the interactive install. This kickstart file is named ...
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