#!/usr/bin/perl

# kickstart test script
# by Patrick Devine (c) 2001
#
# This script demonstrates how to use various methods in
# RedHat::Kickstart can be used to generate a RedHat
# kickstart file.
#

use lib 'lib';

use RedHat::Kickstart;

my $x = new RedHat::Kickstart();

$x->inst_type( 'nfs' );
$x->inst_type( { nfsserver => 'engr-fez:/u1/RedHat' } );

$x->rootpw( '123bob' );

$x->auth( { 'useshadow' => '', 'enablemd5' => '' } );

$x->package( apache );
$x->package( samba );
$x->package( portmap );
$x->package( openssh );


$x->lilo( { 'location' => 'mbr' } );

$x->keyboard( 'us' );
$x->mouse( 'genericps/2' );
$x->timezone( 'US/Pacific' );

$x->network( 'dhcp' );

$x->clearpart( 'all' );

$x->partition( {
	dir	=> 'raid.01',
	ondisk	=> 'sda',
	size	=> 20,
	onprimary	=> 1
	} );
$x->partition( {
	dir	=> 'raid.02',
	ondisk	=> 'sdb',
	size	=> 20,
	onprimary	=> 1
	} );
$x->partition( {
	dir	=> 'raid.11',
	ondisk	=> 'sda',
	size	=> 200,
	grow
	} );
$x->partition( {
	dir	=> 'raid.12',
	ondisk	=> 'sdb',
	size	=> 200,
	grow
	} );

$x->partition( {
	type	=> 'swap',
	size	=> 128,
	ondisk => 'sda'
	} );
$x->partition( {
	type	=> 'swap',
	size	=> 128,
	ondisk => 'sdb'
	} );

$x->raid( { dir => '/boot', level => 1, device => 'md0', partitions =>
	    [ 'raid.01', 'raid.02' ] } );
$x->raid( { dir => '/', level => 0, device => 'md1', partitions =>
	    [ 'raid.11', 'raid.12' ] } );


print ${ $x->kickstart() };