ere do I define in the class that it should
use a different base.tar.gz?? I can't seem to figure this out, and I
think this should be relative easy.
Is there any one who can shed some light on this? Any help would be much
appreciated!
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Leen Smit
define this "in the class", just put an appropriate
file under basefiles/CLASSNAME.tar.gz and FAI will detect it automatically.
Regards,
Michael
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Thanks all for the Quick replies, I got it working.. (I knew it was
simple..!)
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d 64bit, but that shouldn't be neccesary right?
Basically, I just want to know how can I tell the client to install a
64bit system, and not 32??
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ll IA64
elilo gnu-efi efibootmgr
PACKAGES install SPARC
silo sparc-utils
PACKAGES install ALPHA
aboot
Thomas Neumann wrote:
On Wed, 30 Sep 2009 12:03:27 +0200, Leen Smit
back to /live/filesystem.dir ? if so,
how can I prevent the kernel panic?
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a init image?
The problem is that I can never get out off the initrd on to the actual
fai installation this way..
Im really lost at this point, since I cant seem to get the old setup
working, nor a new one!
Any help would be greatly appreciated... If more info is needed all be
glad to post that he
t may be necessary to add bnx2 to /etc/initramfs-tools/modules
prior to updating the initrd. I'm not sure.
It shouldn't be if /etc/initramfs-tools/initramfs.conf has MODULES=most.
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ned in /etc/fai. But
how can the fact that I only change the sources and debootstrap options
have so much effect ?
As a work around: Can I create my own chroot env. install what I need,
and create a tarball from that to use it as a basefile?
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Hello all,
I got an issue that I can't seem to solve.
At the moment I have a working FAI env. for our HP blades. These use the
firmware-bnx2. However, we now got newer blades, which need the
firmware-bnx2x.
So, I added this to the package list in the NFSROOT file, re-ran
fai-setup, copied the
Hello All,
I hope some one can shed some light on ftar.
My current setup is like this:
Classname is LUSTRE64. I have a tarball
/srv/fai/config/files/lib/modules/LUSTRE64.tar.gz
In my script I tried several syntaxes, things like
ftar -t /target/lib/modules -s /lib/modules
ftar -t /target/lib/
Hello All,
We just got a bunch of new blades in. Lucky for me they are a new
generation: G6.
I'm struggling to get these things installed, so I'm hoping some one
here has experience with these.
The problem lies with the bnx2x network cards, which is not in my
current FAI config.
I have tri
l kernel, since installing the
firmware-bnx2x package is sufficient.
Thanks for the help and the quick responses! much appreciated..
Leen Smit
On 10/04/2010 05:31 PM, Thomas Lange wrote:
On Mon, 4 Oct 2010 17:04:13 +0200, Leen Smit said:
>Hello All,
> We just got a bunch
Dear All,
I would like to know where in "fai" the call is made to setup_harddisks.
After updating my fai server, I ran into the issue that clients failed
on mounting the local disk to /target/.
Some investigation later I found that setup_hardisk was being used while
my diskconfig is/was already
Dear All,
At work we have a debianetch FAI enviroment to deploy debian etch. I never
worked with fai before, and all of a sudden I had to dive in at the deep end.
Now, I @work im fine, since all I have to do is to create classes for new
machines, which in itself isn't all that hard I found.
But,
Thank you very much!
I installed the latest from the debian testing repro's and added
boot=live. This worked like a charm!
Im guessing I didnt even have to update to the latest lenny .deb, but
all I needed was the boot=live option.
Thomas Lange wrote:
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