Steve
Does your build environment have access to ftp.dell.com - can you try the
following command to see if it works -
curl -s ftp://ftp.us.dell.com/catalog/Catalog.cab > Catalog.cab and then see if
cabextract works on this file?
Regards,
Raajeev
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From: crowbar-boun
Stanislav
The installation script you would need to install the admin is under
/opt/dell/bin/install-crowbar - use as /opt/dell/bin/install-crowbar
Regards,
Raajeev
From: crowbar-bounces On Behalf Of Butkeev Stanislav
Sent: Wednesday, August 07, 2013 6:16 AM
To: crowbar
Cc: Terpstra, John
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John-Paul
What is the hardware you are installing on? Is the desired goal to set up the
OS on a RAID 1 array (using the two 300GB drives) and set up the 12 3TB drives
into a single RAID array or into individual RAID0 arrays? In your current
setup which RAID configuration was picked and did the
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Hello Shane,
On R series systems the intent is to set the systems up in UEFI boot mode
because large RAID volumes can be created and there is no code to delimit the
size of the volume to 2TB or less . Could you please specify the system model,
the BIOS / RAID
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Shane
Good to know - thanks for the update!
Raajeev
From: Shane Gibson [mailto:shane_gib...@symantec.com]
Sent: Friday, November 22, 2013 4:50 PM
To: Kalyanaraman, Raajeev; crowbar
Subject: Re: [Crowbar] crowbar switching nodes to UEFI boot mode ?
Thanks Raaj
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John-Paul
This information is usually listed for each node in the UI - alternately you
can run a simple command on the admin to get the info - example below
root@admin:~# knife search node name:* -a 'crowbar.network.bmc.address'
2 items found
crowbar.network.b
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John-Paul
Crowbar does provision an account / modify an existing account to what is
"configured" within Crowbar - As Shane pointed out the user/password combo
exists in the
opt/dell/barclamps/ipmi/chef/data_bags/crowbar/bc-template-ipmi.json file and
can be
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Gil
The modprobe commands should be ok in the context of mesa 1.6 - could you
please try to run the ipmitool lan print 1 command and see what data it
returns? As Rob mentioned disabling the IPMI barclamp would be a good option on
unsupported h/w especially.
R