A quick follow up in case someone else is looking at this: I submitted
the issue and fix to the dracut project and the issue has been fixed in
the repo.
https://github.com/dracutdevs/dracut/commit/22c8a5c73f3f5bea2e6020b63060774b79008847
Cheers,
Merlin
On 10/11/19 12:11 PM, CSCI Technicia
Hi Thomas,
Found the bug causing my resolv.conf issue.
Dracut creates /run/initramfs/stat/etc/resolv.conf from
/tmp/net.*.resolv.conf in the script write-ifcfg.sh. A change was put
in last year that sorts and uniques the resolv.conf file. A side affect
of this is that the source file /tmp/n
Hi Merlin,
if I understand your correct, the resolv.conf inside the nfsroot is
always correct.
Upgrading the nfsroot using -kvp did not rebuild the whole nfsroot, it
just upgraded it without changing resolv.conf
Using fai-make-nfsroot -fvp rebuilds the whole nfsroot.
But building the nfsroot jus
Hi,
I have been chasing down a problem on and off since I lasted asked about
rebuilding nfsroot. I have narrowed it down to a DNS issue and the fact
that the entries in resolv.conf are in the reverse order of what they
were previously.
What I am seeing:
The FAI server has been upgraded from
