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Vinícius Ferrão
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The EL10 anaconda has no RISC-V EFI platform: on riscv64 it asks for the x86 UEFI boot loader packages (grub2-efi-x64, shim-x64), which do not exist, and registers the UEFI boot entry as \EFI\<distro>\shimx64.efi, so a kickstart install stops at the missing packages and, once tolerated, leaves a system the firmware cannot boot. Add riscv64 templates for the rocky10/rhels10 compute and service profiles that are the shared templates plus %packages --ignoremissing and a %post fix-up, riscv64 package lists that add grub2-efi-riscv64 and efibootmgr to the shared lists, and the fix-up itself (post.rhels10.riscv64): it copies \EFI\<distro>\grubriscv64.efi to the removable-media path \EFI\BOOT\BOOTRISCV64.EFI and re-points the UEFI boot entry at grubriscv64.efi, so the installed node boots from disk with or without usable NVRAM. Reinstalling a node replaces that entry instead of adding another one. The %post of a kickstart is a single shell script, into which xCAT splices every #INCLUDE, and post.rhels10/post.rhels8 end it with "exit 0"; the fix-up is therefore included ahead of them. The shared templates and other architectures are unchanged.