Hi,
with a recent FAI version (5.0.3) on a jessie nfsroot, ftar’s class-based
picking of a base archive did not work for me. As a first workaround I had to
replace
[ -f $ENV{LOGDIR}/FAI_CLASSES ] && classes=$(< $ENV{LOGDIR}/FAI_CLASSES)
by
[ -f $LOGDIR/FAI_CLASSES ] && classes=$(< $LOGDIR/FAI
Hi,
I intend to switch my FAI setups from using ext4 to btrfs, with no RAID levels
(„single“), but with subvolumes (on a common toplevel volume). With the current
setup-storage code, I could not get this working. The main reason is that each
volume under the btrfs config section causes a new mk
> Am 06.10.2016 um 11:22 schrieb Thomas Lange :
>
>>>>>> On Thu, 6 Oct 2016 10:49:44 +0200, Frank Steinberg
>>>>>> said:
>
>> I am not very familiar with the setup-storage code and its concepts and I am
>> not at all a perl programmer,
> Am 6. Oktober 2016 10:49:44 MESZ, schrieb Frank Steinberg
> :
> Hi,
>
> I intend to switch my FAI setups from using ext4 to btrfs, with no RAID
> levels („single“), but with subvolumes (on a common toplevel volume). With
> the current setup-storage code, I could not get thi
Hi!
I'd like to build and use a new kernel package for my nfsroot, because I have
to support some new hardware (Qualcomm Atheros E2400 support in the alx
driver). In march Thomas has created a 4.4.6 kernel package with aufs support,
which still does not support my hardware, unfortunately. What
Hi Thomas et al,
I am using FAI happily for a couple of years. In some situations, I have to
setup clients with BTRFS including multiple subvolumes, and in recent cases I
prefer to install diskless clients using NFS root filesystems. I've attached my
patch (sorry, just based a freshly created n
