Quick question: My install kernel does not have an init= line. I think I
had been some init= line somewhere on FAI today. Should the install
kernel run /etc/init.d/rcS without a specific parameter? Should I try
init=/etc/init.d/rcS? I am not sure if the kernel accepts a script
rather than a binary as an init process.
Well, might be rather a kernel question, not an FAI question ...
Thomas Lange schrieb:
On Fri, 11 May 2007 12:44:56 +0200, Torsten Schlabach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
>> Which FAI version are you using?
> 3.1.8, installed from Debian Etch packages.
>> Read the log files
> Which ones?
All! :-)
> I mean this is where my problem is:
> I don't know if the client (the to be installed machine) is logging
> anything, but as I wrote, on faimond there is nothing showing up at all.
> This suggests that the client mounts the NFS root and get's lost then,
> doesn't it?
Maybe you ISP blocks port 4711. But anyway.
Try to ssh into you install client. If you haved added the flag sshd
to FAI_FLAGS, the you can log in as root intop your client. The you
can also read the log files.
