How To Add A Linux Localized Distribution
Article: 20000034
Applies to: Release 6.x
To update an existing Linux feature for a localized distribution:
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On the Deployment Server, copy and rename a related kickstart or control answer file.
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Using a Linux compatible editor, edit the new answer file. Change the necessary fields to align with your locale and language.
As an example for Red Hat, change lang, langsupport, keyboard, timezone, and add the appropriate package.
As an example for SUSE, change language, keyboard/keymap, and timezone.
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In the Deployment Console, copy and rename a related scripted install job.
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Edit the Run Script - Configure Answer File task in the new job.
For Red Hat Linux, update the export basekickstartfile= line
with the new answer file name created in step 1.
For SUSE LINUX, update the export basecontrolfile= line.
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