in kickstart file how to put full installation pacakge list

[avizen9]

HI
i am having kickstart file with below packages, but with it i am not able to do full installation, i would like to modify this kickstart file and make it as it will installa all packages as in manual installation we are selecting EVERYTHING insted of custom, how i can make this,
let me know if you are sure and you have done this, thanks,


%packages
@office
@admin-tools
@editors
@text-internet
@gnome-desktop
@dialup
@core
@base
@games
@java
@base-x
@graphics
@printing
@sound-and-video
@graphical-internet
kexec-tools
xorg-x11-server-Xnest
agg
libsane-hpaio

[Ivan Ferreira]

In your case, would do a EVERYTHING installation and then use the /root/anaconda-ks.cfg as template.

In MY case, I won't ever do an EVERYTHING installation as a lot of unneeded packages will be installed (even when Oracle recommends a EVERYTHING installation). ¿For example, do you need Hebrew language, games, X development, etc?

[avizen9]

thanks Ivan for reply,
yes i can use @ everything for full installation.

do we have anywhere full package list? or from where i can get full packages list so insted of using everything i may chose from there,

hear from you soon, thanks,

[Ivan Ferreira]

Maybe system-config-kickstart may help you to select the required packages.

On the installation media, the base/ directory contains a file called comps.xml that lists all packages information.

[Steven E. Protter]

Shalom,

Everything install is available for RHEL 4. RH does not recommend it. As a matter of fact when I took the RHCE they blocked it as an install method.

Everything install was pulled from RHEL 5 by RH

SEP

[avizen9]

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