> Hi,
> Iam installing Oscar2.2.1 on a poweredge 2650 based cluster. When I
> choose the currenty running kernel option
> in the kernel-picker submenu, and then proceed, I get an error when
> defining oscar clients. It says undefined
> subroutine called &main:ReadInConfigValues in post_client script.
> If I use the default kernel, I have a problem during network boot: the
> /dev/sda partitions cannot be found.
> I suspect this is because the scsi files necessary were not in the
> kernel and hence when booting up, could not
> recognise the scsi drive. Since the master and client nodes have the
> same configuration and os, I chose the current
> kernel option. But as I mentioned above, it does not work.
> Iam sort of lost at this point and would greatly appreciate any
> help/suggestions.
> Thanks
> Sanju
Sanju,
I'm not sure exactly what is happening, but for some reason the post_clients
script is not finding the Configbox.pm file correctly. I'll have to
investigate.
In the meantime, edit the post_clients script to fix the problem:
(1) Change directory to OSCAR_HOME/packages/kernel_picker/scripts, where
OSCAR_HOME is the location on your drive where you unpacked the OSCAR
tarball.
(2) Edit the post_clients file and change line 32 to be:
my($values) = OSCAR::Configbox::readInConfigValues($valuesfile);
(3) Rerun the OSCAR installer. The readInConfigValues subroutine should now
be found processed properly.
Please let me know if you have any more problems with kernel_picker.
Terry Fleury
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