What's the exact symptom?
System won't pickup classes defined cause it can't define system
hostname. I noticed it just default sets it to "host" and then choose
the classes defined in the *) entry in the 50-host-classes file
my hostname is vm00.blahblahblah.com
here's my class entry:
# use a list of classes for our demo machine
case $HOSTNAME in
vm*)
echo "FAIBASE DHCPC SETUPSTORAGE" ;;
*)
echo "FAIBASE DHCPC SETUPSTORAGE" ;;
esac
(ifclass I386 || ifclass AMD64) && echo GRUB
exit 0
the fai and distribution version yo are using?
FAI 3.2.8 June 15
cd or pxe install?
PXE
It sometimes happend, and there was some confusion in hostname
handling in FAI in some versions - but if you system is iself set to
some random hostname (things I had at time is "host", "debian" or
completly empty) \
I have no idea how i would set the hostname since i thought it would
just know from DHCP + BIND
Sure, you DNS and DHCP should be fully fcuntional, and you shuold be
very sure that there is no secsond dhcp running...
There's only one DHCP server running
TIA
-James
