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Not sure you could easily remove systemd. You'd have to strip it down to nothing and maybe put one service on at a time. Dunno. I can't find any web page that said they could do it with Centos 7.
The netinstall iso's usually have a text way but you can also try to break out of gui install on other media and go to text. Seems to offer better control.
Not sure you could easily remove systemd. You'd have to strip it down to nothing and maybe put one service on at a time. Dunno. I can't find any web page that said they could do it with Centos 7.
The netinstall iso's usually have a text way but you can also try to break out of gui install on other media and go to text. Seems to offer better control.
Maybe make a kickstart for it.
Can you explain this please, Jefro? The OP wanted to know how to install the CentOS minimal ISO. That ISO can be downloaded from the CentOS downloads page, and instructions can be found on how to install it. What am I missing here?
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I'll read more better.
But I don't know how to add packages 
How about creating a 
