>> If you've got that far, then the rest is easy. Just let the tftpserver
>> supply an additional parameter (like "FAI_PROFILE=DESKTOP") and use this
>> parameter in a class/ script to define the according classes.
> Right. I believe I would do this with the fai-chboot command. I can't
> see an op
> On Wed, 09 Sep 2009 11:07:02 +0200, Peter Bittner
> said:
> It's good to be reminded though (thanks Michael Goetze!) that there
> still *is* the possibility of interaction. In the FAI context you tend
> to forget about this... :-)
Yep, normally FAI like to be _fully_ autom
Hi,
On Tue, 2009-09-08 at 19:33 +0200, Thomas Neumann wrote:
> I think that's doable, but you're operating in a limited timeframe. So far
> i haven't seen a pxe-bootclient that doesn't timeout.
I'm not sure if this is a problem for us: we are planning to have the
client PCs request a bootloader a
hiya
Peter Bittner schrieb:
> (Sorry in advance if this question is completely basic and I should have
> found out myself... I didn't find a solution in the documentation.)
>
> I need to set up a FAI server that provides a - what I believe - rather
> flexible installation service based on profiles
Hi Peter,
> i. Create an entry in the /etc/.../dhcpd.conf (maybe /srv/... may be a
> better place in future as the file will grow in size) adding an entry
> for the MAC address and the specified IP address and host name;
> ii. Use fai-chboot to create a network boot configuration profile for
>
(Sorry in advance if this question is completely basic and I should have
found out myself... I didn't find a solution in the documentation.)
I need to set up a FAI server that provides a - what I believe - rather
flexible installation service based on profiles, not on host names, or
MAC addresses.
