> b.
> And what if I decide NOT to export the mirrors via NFS, but make them
> accessible via HTTP. I suppose I have to change
> "/etc/fai/apt/sources.list", but how
> do I handle those 3 different repo's ?
I attached my prepareapt and updatebase hooks just to give you an idea. It
will definititel
> as you can see on my blog at
> http://akoestica.be/blog/home/sysadmin/15-provisioning/49-installing-fai
> under point 4d, you will see that
> I actually do use setup-storage: "USE_SETUP_STORAGE=1". Any idea ?
forget this one; it's solved; the real situation was not the same as the one
describ
> "For disk partitioning EXACTLY ONE disk configuration file from
> $FAI/disk_config is selected using classes."
> my question is: how is this disk configuration file chosen ? Do you have to
> give it the name of a class the host belongs to, e.g. FAIBASE ?
Yep. Maybe reread the chapter about F
> On Thu, 6 May 2010 17:32:02 +0200 (CEST), jurgen.lams...@telenet.be said:
> "For disk partitioning EXACTLY ONE disk configuration file from
$FAI/disk_config is selected using classes."
-> my question is: how is this disk configuration file chosen ? Do you have
to give it the name
Thanks Nicoulas, Thomas.
1. I updated my blog at
http://akoestica.be/blog/home/sysadmin/15-provisioning/49-installing-fai
-> I have serious questions about my "hook" script :-) Can anyone check if this
is correct ?
2. in the installation manual under "5.5. Partitioning local disks, creatin
The problem is; I'm stuck at creating the "minimal Ubuntu
system/debootstrap" base image. In other words: what is the next step
after: "apt-get install debootstrap" ?
Roughly, it should be something like this:
# debootstrap hardy /some/where/hardy http://some-ubuntu-mirro
hiya
> jurgen.lams...@telenet.be a écrit :
>> The problem is; I'm stuck at creating the "minimal Ubuntu
>> system/debootstrap" base image. In other words: what is the next step
>> after: "apt-get install debootstrap" ?
> Roughly, it should be something like this:
> # debootstrap hardy /some/whe
jurgen.lams...@telenet.be a écrit :
[...]
What I exactly want, is making FAI install Ubuntu 8.04/10.04 and CentOS 5.4 on Dell PE1X50/RX10 hardware, and documenting my journey by
creating a step-by-step guide. I want to use Debian Lenny as installserver/mirrorhost (because I want FAI 3.5.5 a
Hi Henning,
Thanks for your response. I answered below:
> It's hard to match everyone's situation with a single example. But
> that bing said, the Quickstart section of the FAI guide should do
> this.
> You might consider telling us what you think is missing there, and
> contribute changes to ma
Hi Jurgen,
Thanks for your request.
On Wed, May 5, 2010 at 1:55 PM, wrote:
> In order to do something about that, I want to create a nearly perfect
> step-by-step example instruction, for a real live situation like the one
> I am now.
It's hard to match everyone's situation with a single examp
Hi everyone,
I'm currently looking for a provisioning system in our company, and FAI looks
very very promising. I read the whole manual, and all the other documentation
(slides, articles, ...)
I learned that one of the advantages is the high learning curve, which I'm
experiencing right now :-
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