Ok, I think I've found why my clients wouldn't boot. For node prefix, I had selected "node." and padding of 3 so my nodes would look like this:

node.001.cluster (or node.001)
node.002.cluster (or node.002)
.
.
.

It seems like OSCAR didn't like that nomenclature, because none of my node names were in /var/lib/systemimager/scripts/hosts

When I edited it to add a line for node.001.cluster and rebooted that machine, it booted but thought it's name was node. I deleted all of my clients, then readded them with node as the prefix. Voila, all of my node names were in /var/.../hosts, and the first box (the only one I have a monitor and keyboard attached to) is installing perfectly right now. I guess I'm gonna have to move my monitor to each one in turn to install, but it looks like things are working now.


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