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[Darko Ilic (darko)]

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 1.1 What is Kadischi
 1.2 How does Kadischi work
+1.3 Bug reports
 
 2. Installation
 
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 3.2 Command line options
 3.3 Running Kadischi automatically
 3.4 Customizing Live CD system
-3.5 Bug reports
 
 4. Under the bonnet
 
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 Kadischi is still in the early stage of development, but has basic functionality
 and can be run successfully.
 
+Kadischi home page is http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Kadischi. 
+
 1.2 How does Kadischi work
 
 Basically, Kadischi uses anaconda to install the system in a temporary directory
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 For more details on the process, see "Under the bonnet" section.
 
+1.3 Bug reports
+
+Until we create a bugzilla account for Kadischi, please use darko.ilic at gmail.com
+for bug reports. For general discussion, use mailing list
+https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-livecd-list and IRC channel
+#fedora-livecd on freenode (weekly status meetings are held on #fedora-livecd at
+14:00 GMT on Wednesdays).
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 2. Installation
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 Type 'kadischi --help' for list of Kadischi command line options.
 
 3.3 Running Kadischi automatically
+
+Since Kadischi itself doesn`t require any interaction, and the only interaction
+that is required is the interaction with anaconda, the only thing we have to do
+is to make anaconda run automatically. This can be done using kickstart files.
+If you supply anaconda with complete kickstart file, it will run without
+prompting (if ks file is incomplete, it will prompt you only for the information
+it lacks).
+
+If you want to run Kadischi with kickstart, use --kickstart command line option:
+
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+| kadischi /tmp/fc4 /tmp/fedora-live.iso --kickstart=/path/to/kickstart.cfg     |
++-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+
+Some examples of kickstart files that can be used are included in the package
+and can be found in /usr/share/kadischi/ks_examples.
+
+Another thing that metters is bringing up the user interface. Even if supplied
+with complete ks file, anaconda will bring up the interface (GUI or TUI) which
+is something we don`t want here. Luckily, anaconda can be run in command line
+mode, where no interface is initialized. So, if you want to run Kadischi in the
+background, you would do something like:
+
++-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+| kadischi /tmp/fc4 /tmp/fedora-live.iso --kickstart=/path/to/kickstart.cfg -C |
++-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+
+where -C stands for command line. You can also use --cmdline instead of -C.
+
+Please note that in command line mode, no interaction with anaconda is possible,
+so if you have an incomplete kickstart file, anaconda will just print an error
+message to stdout and stop (it will not abort execution).
+
+Using this two command line options you could, for example, create a cron job
+that will create fresh ISOs from rawhide repository every day.
+
 3.4 Customizing Live CD system
-3.5 Bug reports
 
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