>On Fri, 2007-08-03 at 14:41 -0700, Mark Carlson wrote: > >> The installation process changed a bit in the sense that we need to >> provide iscsi boot target IP address and client's Initiator Node >> Name during the installation to discover the boot device. This is >> accomplished by using bootparams. The following name=val entry is >> required in /etc/bootparams on the install server. >> >> <Client's Name> iscsi-boot=Target_IP:Initiator_Node_Name > >whoa! you need *both* DHCP *and* bootparams configured for each client? >Until now, you'd only ever need one or the other, and never both. Since >early stages boot from DHCP, this should be in DHCP too, not >bootparams...
Not to mention that what works for DHCP (relaying through local agents) may not necessarily work for bootparams. Casper
