kickstart vs. yum

[Michael Hennebry]

I'm trying to get a grouplist so that I can edit my
kickstart file to include groups added since installation.
Name-matching is proving to be difficult.

Is there a way to get yum to give me names that I can feed to anaconda?

[root at localhost tmp]# yum grouplist | tee grouplist.txt
Loaded plugins: langpacks, presto, refresh-packagekit
Adding en_US to language list
Setting up Group Process
Installed Groups:
    Administration Tools
    Arabic Support
    Armenian Support
    Assamese Support
    Authoring and Publishing
    Base
    Bengali Support
    Bhutanese Support
    Chinese Support
    Dial-up Networking Support
    Editors
    Engineering and Scientific
    Ethiopic Support
    Fonts
    GNOME Desktop Environment
    Games and Entertainment
    Georgian Support
    Graphical Internet
    Graphics
    Gujarati Support
    Hardware Support
    Hebrew Support
    Hindi Support
    Input Methods
    Inuktitut Support
    Japanese Support
    Java
    Kannada Support
    Kashmiri Support
    Khmer Support
    Konkani Support
    Korean Support
    Lao Support
    Legacy Fonts
    Mail Server
    Maithili Support
    Malayalam Support
    Marathi Support
    Milkymist
    Myanmar (Burmese) Support
    Network Servers
    Office/Productivity
    Oriya Support
    Printing Support
    Punjabi Support
    Russian Support
    Sanskrit Support
    Server Configuration Tools
    Sindhi Support
    Sinhala Support
    Sound and Video
    System Tools
    Tajik Support
    Tamil Support
    Telugu Support
    Text-based Internet
    Thai Support
    Urdu Support
    Venda Support
    Web Server
    X Window System
>From anaconda-ks.cfg:
%packages
@admin-tools
@base
@core
@editors
@fonts
@gnome-desktop
@games
@graphical-internet
@graphics
@hardware-support
@input-methods
@java
@office
@online-docs
@printing
@sound-and-video
@text-internet
@base-x
xfsprogs


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