kickbsd is a set of cripts for prepare unattended FreeBSD installer

Scenario:
You have a new server want to install FreeBSD on this server meet folowing
criteria 1) GPT and 2) root (/) on zfs.

a) modify your configuration files conf/* and scripts/zintall (see below)
b) create an iso image file (e.g. make iso DIST=1 BASE=/cdrom/7.2-RELEASE)
c) burn ISO image onto a writable CD
d) boot from the CD and enjoy :)

BUILDING INSTRUCTIONS:
 1. Configuration
    Read hints in the sample configuration files in the conf/ directory, copy
    these files to files without .sample ending and make modifications to suit 
    your needs.

 2. Modify scripts/zintsall in order to meet you environment 
    Most important variables are RELEASE, ISO_NAME, ISO_FOLDER and first_drive.
    If you do not chande `first_drive` string, installer will intsall on first
    drive reported by `geom disk status`

 3. Distribution or custom world and kernel
    You may choose to build from a FreeBSD distribution (e.g. CDROM), or by
    using make buildworld / buildkernel from your own world and kernel
    configuration. 

    To use a distribution (e.g. FreeBSD cdrom), you need access to it 
    (e.g. a mounted FreeBSD ISO via mdconfig) and use BASE=/path/to/distribution

    To use your own but already built world and kernel, use CUSTOM=1
    If you want this script to do make buildworld and make buildkernel for you,
    use BUILDWORLD=1 and BUILDKERNEL=1

4. Creating images

    You may create three types of output: disc image for use by dd(1), 
    ISO image or a simple .tar.gz file

    a) disc image
      examples: make BASE=/cdrom/7.2-RELEASE
                make CUSTOM=1 BUILDWORLD=1 BUILDKERNEL=1

    b) bootable ISO file:
      examples: make iso BASE=/cdrom/7.2-RELEASE
                make iso CUSTOM=1 BUILDWORLD=1 BUILDKERNEL=1

    c) .tar.gz file:
      examples: make tar BASE=/cdrom/7.2-RELEASE
                make tar CUSTOM=1 BUILDWORLD=1 BUILDKERNEL=1