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docs: Remove workarounds from example.ks #72
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I was thinking we'd merge this after an Anaconda ISO was generated; looks like |
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Confimed this works, thanks.
However I discovered a non-blocking followup issue to address rhinstaller/anaconda#5363
Gah, the trailing whitespace check is annoying |
:-) It is.
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The installer supports bootupd now, so we can drop the workaround. See: rhinstaller/anaconda#5298
The partitioning defined in the example kickstart file suggests that the installer supports hybrid boot. That's misleading and not true. Let's use the `reqpart` kickstart command to automatically create partitions required by the detected platform instead of creating all of them for all platforms. Note: The `reqpart` command doesn't work with `bootloader --location=none` or `bootloader --disabled`, so this commit depends on the installer's support for bootupd: rhinstaller/anaconda#5298
The kickstart file works with a Fedora 40+ (or ELN) installer ISO as it requires rhinstaller/anaconda#5342. Co-authored-by: Colin Walters <[email protected]>
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pre-commit green,
LGTM
The partitioning defined in the example kickstart file suggests that the
installer supports hybrid boot. That's misleading and not true. Let's use
the
reqpart
kickstart command to automatically create partitions requiredby the detected platform instead of creating all of them for all platforms.
Note: The
reqpart
command doesn't work withbootloader --location=none
orbootloader --disabled
, so this change depends on the installer's supportfor bootupd.
Depends on: rhinstaller/anaconda#5298