and deselection. When using system-config-kickstart, the Package
Selection option indicates that it is disabled. This is because
system-config-kickstart uses yum to gather group information, but is
unable to configure yum to connect
to Red Hat Network.At present, you need to update package sections in your kickstart
files manually. When using system-config-kickstart to open a kickstart
file, it will preserve all package information in it and write it back
out when you save.
so i guess RHEL5 is the same.
in case you need it, here are the group package listing that you can use
for your %packages section in your kickstart file:
@office
@engineering-and-scientific
@mysql
@admin-tools
@editors
@system-tools
@development-tools
@gnome-software-development
@text-internet
@x-software-development
@virtualization
@legacy-network-server
@dns-server
@gnome-desktop
@dialup
@core
@authoring-and-publishing
@base
@ftp-server
@network-server
@games
@legacy-software-development
@java
@java-development
@legacy-software-support
@smb-server
@base-x
@graphics
@web-server
@ruby
@printing
@kde-software-development
@kde-desktop
@mail-server
@server-cfg
@sound-and-video
@sql-server
@development-libs
@news-server
@graphical-internet