Is it possible to boot directly in newly installed RHEL through running Anaconda Environment?
Issue
- Is it possible to boot directly with the newly installed kernel without reboot through
anacondaafter the installation is finished ? - It should load directly into the OS installed on the disk directly instead of doing a full reboot.
- It seems that
kexecutility supports that, how can that be achieved?
Environment
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.0
- Installation
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