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AutoYaST Guide
  1. 1 Introduction to AutoYaST
  2. I Understanding and Creating the AutoYaST Control File
    1. 2 The AutoYaST Control File
    2. 3 Creating an AutoYaST Control File
  3. II AutoYaST Configuration Examples
    1. 4 Configuration and Installation Options
  4. III Managing Mass Installations with Rules and Classes
    1. 5 Rules and Classes
  5. IV Understanding the Auto-Installation Process
    1. 6 The Auto-Installation Process
  6. V Uses for AutoYaST on Installed Systems
    1. 7 Running AutoYaST in an Installed System
  7. VI Appendices
    1. A Handling Rules
    2. B AutoYaST FAQ—Frequently Asked Questions
    3. C Advanced linuxrc Options
    4. D Differences Between AutoYaST Profiles in SLE 42.3 and 15
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A Handling Rules

The following figure illustrates how rules are handled and the processes of retrieval and merge.

B AutoYaST FAQ—Frequently Asked Questions

How do I invoke an AutoYaST installation?

C Advanced linuxrc Options

linuxrc is a small program that runs after the kernel has loaded, but before AutoYaST or other stages. It prepares the system for installation. It allows the user to load modules, start an installed system or a rescue system, and to guide the operation of YaST.

D Differences Between AutoYaST Profiles in SLE 42.3 and 15

Significant changes in openSUSE Leap 15, like the new modules concept or replacing SuSEfirewall2 with firewalld, required changes in AutoYaST. If you want to reuse existing openSUSE Leap 42.3 profiles with openSUSE Leap 15, you need to adjust them as documented here.

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