Poweroff instead of kexec

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lukas 2022-01-24 20:10:40 +01:00
parent 8095b269d7
commit e12f5dd72b
16 changed files with 18 additions and 18 deletions

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%include ../ingredients/base-hypervisor-amdcpu.cfg # Specific virtualization configuration for AMD (tm) CPUs
%include ../ingredients/base-initial-setup-gnome.cfg # Includes initial-setup for GNOME Shell, allowing for the creation of a user after the first boot, as well as some basic configuration
reboot --kexec # Reboot straight into the system after a successfull installation
poweroff # Shut down the system after a successful installation

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%include ../ingredients/base-hypervisor-intelgpu.cfg # Specific virtualization configuration for Intel (tm) GPUs from 4th to the 9th generation (compatible with vfio-mdev).
%include ../ingredients/base-initial-setup-gnome.cfg # Includes initial-setup for GNOME Shell, allowing for the creation of a user after the first boot, as well as some basic configuration
reboot --kexec # Reboot straight into the system after a successfull installation
poweroff # Shut down the system after a successful installation

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%include ../ingredients/base-hypervisor-intelcpu.cfg # Specific virtualization configuration for Intel (tm) CPUs
%include ../ingredients/base-initial-setup-gnome.cfg # Includes initial-setup for GNOME Shell, allowing for the creation of a user after the first boot, as well as some basic configuration
reboot --kexec # Reboot straight into the system after a successfull installation
poweroff # Shut down the system after a successful installation

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%include ../ingredients/base-hypervisor.cfg # A base hypervisor
%include ../ingredients/base-initial-setup-gnome.cfg # Includes initial-setup for GNOME Shell, allowing for the creation of a user after the first boot, as well as some basic configuration
reboot --kexec # Reboot straight into the system after a successfull installation
poweroff # Shut down the system after a successful installation

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%include ../ingredients/base-desktop-gnome.cfg # A desktop environment based on GNOME Shell
%include ../ingredients/base-initial-setup-gnome.cfg # Includes initial-setup for GNOME Shell, allowing for the creation of a user after the first boot, as well as some basic configuration
reboot --kexec # Reboot straight into the system after a successfull installation
poweroff # Shut down the system after a successful installation

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%include ../ingredients/base-desktop-gnome.cfg # A desktop environment based on GNOME Shell
%include ../ingredients/base-guest-agents.cfg # Guest agents
poweroff # Poweroff the system after a successfull installation
poweroff # Shut down the system after a successful installation

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%include ../ingredients/dev-base.cfg # A base system
%include ../ingredients/base-guest-agents.cfg # Guest agents
reboot --kexec # Reboot straight into the system after a successfull installation
poweroff # Shut down the system after a successful installation

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%include ../ingredients/base-nano.cfg # A base system
%include ../ingredients/base-initial-setup # Includes initial-setup so on first-boot a new user can be created
poweroff # Poweroff the system after a successfull installation
poweroff # Shut down the system after a successful installation

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%include ../ingredients/base-hypervisor-amdcpu.cfg # Specific virtualization configuration for AMD (tm) CPUs
%include ../ingredients/base-initial-setup.cfg # Includes initial-setup so on first-boot a new user can be created
poweroff # Poweroff the system after a successfull installation
poweroff # Shut down the system after a successful installation

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%include ../ingredients/base-hypervisor-intelgpu.cfg # Specific virtualization configuration for Intel (tm) GPUs from 5th to the 9th generation (compatible with vfio-mdev).
%include ../ingredients/base-initial-setup.cfg # Includes initial-setup so on first-boot a new user can be created
poweroff # Poweroff the system after a successfull installation
poweroff # Shut down the system after a successful installation

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%include ../ingredients/base-hypervisor.cfg # A base hypervisor
%include ../ingredients/base-initial-setup.cfg # Includes initial-setup so on first-boot a new user can be created
poweroff # Poweroff the system after a successfull installation
poweroff # Shut down the system after a successful installation

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%include ../ingredients/base.cfg # A base system
%include ../ingredients/base-initial-setup.cfg # Includes initial-setup so on first-boot a new user can be created
poweroff # Poweroff the system after a successfull installation
poweroff # Shut down the system after a successful installation

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%include ../ingredients/base-guest-agents.cfg # Guest agents
%include ../ingredients/base-initial-setup-gnome.cfg # Includes initial-setup for GNOME Shell, allowing for the creation of a user after the first boot, as well as some basic configuration
poweroff # Poweroff the system after a successfull installation
poweroff # Shut down the system after a successful installation

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%include ../ingredients/base-guest-agents.cfg # Guest agents
%include ../ingredients/base-initial-setup-gnome.cfg # Includes initial-setup for GNOME Shell, allowing for the creation of a user after the first boot, as well as some basic configuration
poweroff # Poweroff the system after a successfull installation
poweroff # Shut down the system after a successful installation

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%include ../ingredients/base-guest-agents.cfg # Guest agents
%include ../ingredients/base-initial-setup.cfg # Includes initial-setup so on first-boot a new user can be created
poweroff # Poweroff the system after a successfull installation
poweroff # Shut down the system after a successful installation

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# Here is how you can do it with the ksflatten tool provided by the pykickstart package on Fedora :
# ksflatten -c virtual-server.cfg -o ../dishes/virtual-server.cfg
%include ../ingredients/base-fedora-repo.cfg # offical repositories for Fedora
%include ../ingredients/base-storage.cfg # base storage
%include ../ingredients/base-fedora-repo.cfg # Offical repositories for Fedora
%include ../ingredients/base-storage.cfg # A base storage
%include ../ingredients/base.cfg # A base system
%include ../ingredients/base-guest-agents.cfg # Guest agents
%include ../ingredients/base-initial-setup.cfg # Includes initial-setup so on first-boot a new user can be created
poweroff # Poweroff the system after a successfull installation
poweroff # Shut down the system after a successful installation