# the documentation says use "lang en", but it's wrong
lang en_US

# if you don't have a dhcp server, you'll need somethingn like
#network --bootproto static --ip 10.0.2.15 --netmask 255.255.255.0 --gateway 10.0.2.254 --nameserver 10.0.2.1
# note that it must be all on one line
network --bootproto dhcp

cdrom

# if you have a network card, but it isn't PCI, you'll need to tell the
# install about it.  look at /etc/conf.modules for an idea on what to use.
# I do have a PCI NIC, so this is commented out
#device ethernet 3c509 --opts "io=0x330"

keyboard us

# danger Will Robinson, zerombr will wipe out everything on the harddrives!
zerombr yes

# this isn't really necessary given zerombr, but if you take out zerombr,
# this will allow you to replay only the linux partitions with the new install
clearpart --linux

# this is a very basic swap + one partiontion for everything system, but it'll
# do for an example
part / --size 1 --grow
part swap --size 256

install

# fix this to match your mouse, use "mouseconfig --help" to get ideas
mouse "generic3ps/2"

timezone "US/Central"

# this might be wrong for your system, if you don't have a PCI video card and
# a "plug & play" monitor try the commented out line.
#xconfig --server "SVGA" --monitor "generic monitor"
# this xconfig worked for me, but I ended up with just an 8 bit, 640x480 mode
# on a system capable of 32 bit, 1600x1200 ... <sigh>.  the docs don't address
# setting a mode.
xconfig

# I never could get pre-encrypted passwords to work, <sigh>
rootpw password

auth --useshadow --enablemd5
lilo --location mbr

%packages
@ GNOME Workstation

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