From what I can tell it does set it up, but is serves out which ever image (macro) I checked in first. For example. When I setup the SPARC first, it installs my SPARC boxes fine. But when I then add in the x86 service, it still serves out the SPARC image to my x86 boxes.
If I then delete the environment and check in the x86 image first, my x86 boxes install fine. But then when I check in my SPARC service, it serves out my x86 image to my SPARC boxes. Also, a delete-service doesn't appear to completely clear out the dhcp configuration. I've been deleting it's stuff via dhcpconfig -U and dhcpmgr. Thanks, Mike Ethan Quach wrote: > > > Michael Barrett wrote: >> I want my x86 boxes to boot up in the ip range of 10.6.49.70 --> >> 10.6.49.79 with OpenSolaris. I want my SPARC boxes to boot up in the >> ip range of 10.6.49.80 --> 10.6.49.89 with OpenSolaris. This command >> works great and my x86 boxes do indeed get installed via PXE boot: >> >> # installadm create-service -n 0906-111b-x86 -i 10.6.49.70 -c 10 -s >> /export/iso_images/osol-0906-111b-ai-x86.iso >> /export/aiserver/osol-0906-111b-x86 >> >> But this command gives me a DHCP error: >> >> # installadm create-service -n 0906-111b-sparc -i 10.6.49.80 -c 10 -s >> /export/iso_images/osol-0906-111b-ai-sparc.iso >> /export/aiserver/osol-0906-111b-sparc >> >> Setting up the target image at /export/aiserver/osol-0906-111b-sparc ... >> Registering the service 0906-111b-sparc._OSInstall._tcp.local >> dhcpconfig: Error - creating network macro. 10.6.49.0 already exists. >> Service discovery fallback mechanism set up >> Creating SPARC configuration file >> >> That seems right since the 10.6.49.0 macro would have already been >> created during the x86 command. So what's the correct way to do what >> I want? >> > > That might be an informational/ignorable error that we need to do a better > job of masking. Did the new address range actually get created in the > DHCP server or not? > > > -ethan > >> Thanks. >>
