add info about rocky Linux

README

@@ -9,9 +9,9 @@ the systems are installed, and completely configured to your exact
 needs, without any interaction necessary. It can be used for creating
 custom disk images used in virtual machines or on a cloud-computing
 platform. FAI uses Debian Linux but it can install and deploy multiple
-distributions like Debian, Ubuntu, CentOS, RHEL and SUSE. Changes to
-the configuration files of the operating system can be made by shell
-or Perl scripts or any other configuration software.
+distributions like Debian, Ubuntu, Rocky Linux, CentOS, RHEL and SUSE.
+Changes to the configuration files of the operating system can be made
+by shell or Perl scripts or any other configuration software.
 
 The home page for FAI is
 

doc/fai-guide.txt

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ includes the installation of the packages, setting up the server, creating of th
 configuration and how to deal with errors.
 
 
-(c) 2000-2020 Thomas Lange
+(c) 2000-2022 Thomas Lange
 
 
 .Copyright
@@ -186,7 +186,7 @@ file system, inspect the hardware or do any other task.
 * ReiserFS, ext3/ext4, btrfs and XFS file system support.
 * Software RAID and LVM support.
 * Automatic hardware detection.
-* You can deploy Debian, Ubuntu, CentOS, SuSE, Scientific Linux.
+* You can deploy Debian, Ubuntu, Rocky Linux, CentOS, SuSE, Scientific Linux.
 * Remote login via ssh during installation process possible.
 * All similar configurations are shared among all install clients.
 * Log files for all installations are saved to the installation server.
@@ -1438,7 +1438,7 @@ based manner. It is possible to have several scripts of different
 types (shell, cfengine, ...) to be executed for one class.
 
 The default set of scripts in '$FAI/scripts' include examples for
-installing Debian and CentOS machines. They set the root password, add
+installing Debian and Rocky Linux machines. They set the root password, add
 a user account (set by '$username, default to demo), set the timezone, configure the network for DHCP
 or using a fixed IP address, setup grub and more.
 They should do a reasonable job for your installation. You can edit
@@ -1726,7 +1726,7 @@ This command will create a disk image called ubuntu.qcow2 for a Ubuntu 16.04 des
 with hostname set to foobar.
 ----
 # export FAI_BASEFILEURL=https://fai-project.org/download/basefiles/
-# cl=DHCPC,UBUNTU,XENIAL,XENIAL64,AMD64,XORG,LAST
+# cl=DHCPC,UBUNTU,JAMMY,JAMMY64,AMD64,XORG,LAST
 # fai-diskimage -Nvu foobar -S5G -c$cl ubuntu.qcow2
 ----
 
@@ -1851,14 +1851,14 @@ squash image is served from.
 You can install all sorts of Linux distributions from a single Debian
 nfsroot. Therefore you have to create a base.tar.xz of the distribution
 you like to install and place it into the `basefiles` directory. Then
-name it UBUNTU1404.tar.xz for example. An install client which belongs
-to the class UBUNTU1404 then extracts this base file into its empty
+name it UBUNTU2204.tar.xz for example. An install client which belongs
+to the class UBUNTU2204 then extracts this base file into its empty
 file system. Additionally you have to adjust the 'sources.list' or
 similar configuration files which are needed for specifying the
 location of the package repository.
 
 The tool `rinse(8)` is used for creating base files for distribution
-like CentOS, openSUSE, Scientific Linux Cern or Fedora.
+like Rocky Linux, CentOS, openSUSE  or Fedora.
 Some basefiles can be downloaded from
 https://fai-project.org/download/basefiles/.
 
@@ -2419,11 +2419,6 @@ machine will reboot after the task faiend has finished. This is true
 for network as well as bootmedium installations.
 
 
-=== CentOS reboot
-After the installation CentOS usually requires one additional reboot,
-because of the SELinux security fixes that are applied post-installation.
-
-
 === [[logfiles]]Log files
 
 FAI is creating several log files. During installation they are stored