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SYSTEM-CONFIG-KICKSTART(8)  Kickstart Configurator  SYSTEM-CONFIG-KICKSTART(8)

NAME
       system-config-kickstart	-  graphical  interface for creating kickstart
       files

SYNOPSIS
       system-config-kickstart [KSFILE]

DESCRIPTION
       system-config-kickstart provides a simple method of  creating  a	 kick‐
       start file that can be used to automate the installation process on Red
       Hat Enterprise Linux, Fedora, and derived distributions.

       If given, the program will take its initial settings  from  the	KSFILE
       provided	 on  the  command line.	 This allows editing of existing kick‐
       start files.

       Currently, this program has some serious limitations.  For example,  it
       cannot  work  with  LVM	nor do advanced RAID and BTRFS configurations.
       These are supported by kickstart, but the graphical  program  does  not
       provide	a way to set them up nor manipulate them in existing kickstart
       files.

OPTIONS
       --help	 Print out program usage.

       --generate FILENAME
		 Examine the system and create a kickstart file that  more  or
		 less matches, writing the output to FILENAME.

       --display DISPLAY#
		 Specify the X display to use.

EXAMPLES
       To run the program type:

       system-config-kickstart

REPORTING BUGS
       Report bugs to <http://bugzilla.redhat.com>.

AUTHORS
       Chris Lumens <clumens@redhat.com>
       Brent Fox <bfox@redhat.com>
       Tammy Fox <tfox@redhat.com>

Linux			       Fri 26 June 2013	    SYSTEM-CONFIG-KICKSTART(8)

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