Create a centos image file that can be automatically installed [Copy link]

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Direct elevator 1Building [add to Favorites (0)] [report] Posted on 23:45:01| View only the author | view in reverse order To create an automatically installed centos image file, follow these steps: # Mkdir-pv iso/centos first create the centos directory # Touch packages.txt create this file to store the package name # Touch cperr.txt create this file to view errors # Awk \ '/^ installing/{print $2} \ 'Install. log | sed \'s/^ [0-9] *: // G \'> packages.txt Generate the packages.txt file to extract the name of the software package to be installed. # Mount/dev/CDROM/Media/CDROM # Vim myiso. Sh create a shell script The script content is as follows: #! /Bin # Myiso. Sh File = \ '/root/packages.txt \' Dest_dir = \ '/root/ISO/centos \' Src_dir = \ '/Media/CDROM/centos \' While read line Do CP $ src_dir/$ line. RPM $ dest_dir | echo \ "$ line didn \'t CP... \"> cperr.txt Done # Bash-N myiso. Sh check error # Bash myiso. Sh execute myiso. Sh # Cd/Media/CDROM CDROM] # cp-R. discinfo. treeinfo images/isolinux repodata/RPM-GPG-KEY-CentOS-5 eula gpl/root/ISO/ Some of these files can be non-CP, such as images files, and some files must be CP, such as isolinux (This file contains the system kernel information and initrd. IMG and isolinux. cfg and other important files), repodata # Cd home directory # Du-Sh./ISO/view./ISO/size # Cd ISO/isolinux/ # Cp anaconda-ks.cfg ISO/KS. cfg # Cd/ISO/isolinux Edit the isolinux. cfg file Add Ks = CDROM:/KS. cfg to the first line. # Cd back to the home directory # Cp anaconda-ks.cfg ISO/KS. cfg # Vim ks. cfg edit the KS. cfg file Text indicates installation on the Character Interface CDROM indicates that the system is installed on a CD Keyboard us select keyboard Lang en_US.UFT-8 selection Language Network -- device eth0 -- bootproto DHCP set Nic Configuration Rootpw RedHat: Set the password to RedHat. Authconfig -- useshadow -- enablemd5 Firewall -- disable Firewall SELinux -- disable SELinux Timezone -- UTC Asia/Shanghai select the time zone Bootloader -- location = MBR -- drivercorder = SDA start the system Clearpart -- all -- drivers = SDA Part/boot -- fstype ext3 -- size 100 Part swap -- fstype swap -- size 1024 Part/-- fstype ext3 -- size 20000 Reboot restart After editing, save and exit # Cd ISO/ ISO] # createrepo-G repodata/comps. xml ../ISO/check dependency If you do not have createrepo, install its software package first. # Cd # Mkisofs-O mycentos. iso-B isolinux/isolinux. bin-C isolinux/boot. cat-no-emul-boot-load-size 4-boot-Info-table-r-J-v-t iso/ Use the preceding command to create an ISO Image Import the image to the real machine, create another virtual machine, and install centos with the created ISO image.