Thanks, Geoffroy - for your patience, as much as anything.
There has to be something funny I've done, or something different about
how my OS is set-up prior to installing oscar, vs yours. I'm always
attempting installs on a bare-bones installation. Are you
also installing oscar on a minimum OS installation (no added packages
during OS install), or on an "all bells-and-whistles" workstation
installation? Or, perhaps OSCAR just doens't like me. Or perhaps, it
really is a hardware issue.
Chris
On Sat, 14 Feb 2009 geoffroy.val...@free.fr wrote:
>> I would still be very very interested in exactly what buttons you pushed
>> in what elements of the Oscar wizard gui to obtain what results (e.g.,
>> when you configure packages in Step 3, are you only presented with "sis"
>> to configure, despite selecting everything ("Default", and then ticking
>> "ganglia" and "opium" so they're selected like the rest) in the previous
>> step?) when you successfully deployed clusters on CentOS 5.2 x86_64.
>
> Chris,
>
> I followed the documentation! I went through each steps, you may be
> interesting in the following details
> - step 1: the selected OPKGs are the oscar core (that you can unselect
> anyway) + ganglia and opium.
> - step 2: I did not perform configuration, it is all default parameters.
> - step 3-5: no specific change
> - step 6: import MACs from file, assign them, click "Enable Install", click
> "Configure DHCP Server", "Click Network Boot". I only use rync.
>
> Doing that i deployed several cluster based on CentOS 5.2 and one cluster
> based on Ubuntu 8.04.
>
> Again, I never saw your problem again, spoke with people involved in the
> project since a long time and they never saw that problem neither. But it may
> be a problem with flamethrower since for some reasons, it seems that your
> configuration tries to use it by default (why? i have no clue).
>
> Regards,
>
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