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yum association between "Administration Tools" and @admin-tools

I'm trying to ascertain the association between groups listed by

yum grouplist

and the item you would enter into a kickstart file. One would expect that you'd see that information when you enter:

yum groupinfo "Administration Tools"

but you do not. Does anyone know where this association is kept?

Thanks,

You can check the comps.xml file, but what association do you want? That IS what you'd put in a kickstart....

Code:

%packages

@X Window System

@GNOME Desktop Environment

@Graphical Internet

@Sound and Video

dhcp

%end

Thank you Chris, your reply was helpful. I didn't know that I can use the free form name of the group in the kickstart. However, to be clear about my original question:

If you install the "Administration Tools" group, the resultant kickstart file (anaconda-ks.cfg) will have a shortened entry of "@admin-tools" not "@Administration Tools". That's the associations I was looking for. For example, what is the shortened version of "@Graphical Internet"? Now that I can draw upon your wisdom, I really don't care, I guess.

Thank you for your help.