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Kickstart Generator
Generate an unattended RHEL-family installation file with locked root access and an explicitly selected target disk.
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How to use it
Choose a supported RHEL profile, enter hostname and user information and specify the installation disk.
Worked example
Target a disposable vda disk in an isolated RHEL-family installation test VM.
What to check
Kickstart storage directives can erase the chosen disk. Validate with the matching ksvalidator profile and test with disposable storage.
Build a system for this use case
RHEL-family unattended installation lab
Example OpenFactory build prompt
Build a useful rhel-family unattended installation lab on Ubuntu 24.04 LTS amd64, unless the target installer or embedded board requires its explicitly selected OS.
Use a compatible installer, an HTTP Kickstart seed and a disposable installation VM. Include only the components this workload needs. Use synthetic sample data and placeholders for site-specific domains, authorized SSH public keys and external integration credentials. Create a non-root operator and keep administrative access private. Never put real credentials, patient records or customer data in the image.
Acceptance checks: run ksvalidator for the selected profile, complete an unattended install and verify the installed system boots with root login locked. Boot the actual artifact and repeat relevant health, persistence and access checks after reboot. Keep hardware-dependent checks pending until the specified equipment is attached.
Deliver the bootable image or reproducible deployment recipe, the software inventory and a test report that separates successful assembly from runtime verification. Ask for missing hardware, storage and access details before making irreversible deployment choices. Do not deploy into production or erase an existing disk without an explicit target.Your tool inputs and files are not included in the build prompt. Review the draft and press Send in OpenFactory.
Source
Pykickstart: Kickstart documentationOpenFactory · 2026-10-29