Hi Bing,
On 03/06/09 03:48, Bing Zhao - Sun Microsystems wrote: > Hi Jan: > > I re-ran the command "create-service"as you suggested, the output is > in the attachment. > Then I run the df, the output is below. > > root at opensolaris:/# /usr/sbin/df -k /server/images > Filesystem kbytes used avail capacity Mounted on > rpool/ROOT/opensolaris > 30707712 3089769 24086549 12% / > root at opensolaris:/# > > Does this error affect dhcp? No, the failure occurs when checking if you have sufficient space in target directory for the AI image to be expanded there. As far as I am aware of, the failure should be harmless and service should be correctly created. > I find that after this command the dhcp server is running but the clients > can't get their IP because that the dhcp server does't reply them. So > need I also setup dhcp server after running > this command? No, it shouldn't be necessary - 'installadm create-service' command along with -'i' and '-c' options should take care of setting up DHCP server. Looking at your IP address provided, you might be hitting another bug: 5589 AI Can setup incorrectly network in dhcp if network is not just whole C class. In order to obtain more information about why DHCP server is not responding in your case, could you please attach output of following commands ? # svcs -a | grep network/physical # svcs dhcp-server # ifconfig -a # netstat -rn # getent hosts `hostname` # dhtadm -P # cat /etc/netmasks # cat /etc/hosts Thank you, Jan > > Regards, > Bing > > jan damborsky wrote: >> Hi Bing, >> >> >> On 03/05/09 03:40, Bing Zhao - Sun Microsystems wrote: >>> Hi All: >>> >>> When I want to setup an AI server according to >>> http://www.opensolaris.org/os/project/caiman/auto_install/AI_install_server_setup.html. >>> I met a problem when I ran installadm. >>> >>> installadm create-service -n x86_install_service -i 10.13.21.2 -c 5 >>> -s /images/osol-0811-rc2-ai.iso /server/images/ >>> /*usr/lib/installadm/setup-image[219]: [: argument expected* >>> <----------did I miss some arguments? >> >> You provided correct list of arguments. Looking at the script, you >> might be hitting >> 6386 installadm return this error : >> /usr/lib/installadm/setup-image[225]: [: argument expected >> >> In order to obtain more detailed information, could you please edit >> /usr/lib/installadm/setup-image and change line 1 from: >> #!/bin/sh >> to >> #!/bin/sh -x >> >> and run the create-service command again. Then please include/attach the >> output >> from the command. Thank you. >> Also, could you please attach output of following command ? >> # /usr/sbin/df -k /server/images >> >>> Setting up the target image at /server/images/ ... >>> *ln: target `/var/ai/image-server/images//server/images/' is not a >>> directory: No such file or directory* <-------Need I create this dir >>> first? >> >> No, it is not necessary, you are likely hitting issue >> 3773 installadm output ln link error message >> >> Please try to remove trailing '/' from /server/images/, e.g. >> # installadm create-service -n x86_install_service -s >> /images/osol-0811-rc2-ai.iso /server/images >> >> >>> Registering the service x86_install_service._OSInstall._tcp.local >>> Added network macro to dhcptab - 10.0.0.0. >>> Created network table. >>> >>> Then I went to /server/images and found there has been some files: >>> root at opensolaris:/server/images# ls >>> bin dev jack pkg.zlib proc root >>> solaris.zlib tmp >>> boot devices mnt platform reconfigure solarismisc.zlib system >>> But I can't run create-client successfully as follows: >>> root at opensolaris:/server/images# installadm create-client -e >>> 00:e0:81:58:42:d8 -t /server/images -n x86_install_service >>> *create-client: Remote image server is not supported at this time. >>> <---But I didn't input a remote image server at all.* >> >> I think, it is likely also another manifestation of 3773 mentioned above. >> Since link to image was not created, AI server thinks that /server/images >> doesn't exist. >> >> Thank you, >> Jan >> >>> root at opensolaris:/server/images# >>> >>> So did I forget something? I am using opensolaris 2008.11 >>> >>> Regards, >>> Bing >>> >>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ >>> >>> _______________________________________________ >>> caiman-discuss mailing list >>> caiman-discuss at opensolaris.org >>> http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/caiman-discuss >> > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://mail.opensolaris.org/pipermail/caiman-discuss/attachments/20090306/ea797ff6/attachment.html>
