Hello Brandon,
> kernelopt=runweasel
this tells the VMware kernel to start the interactive installer, if you
specify just the ks=http://ip/ks.cfg it starts the noninteractive
installation.
> So, as of right now, I still do not have it working, but I figured I
> would let you know about the 'runw
I did find after you left IRC, that there is another option in the
boot.cfg that VMWare provides:
kernelopt=runweasel
So, confirming with Robin, I tried the following:
kernel tboot runweasel
However, on my VM, it still just sits, and on my physical machine, it
reboots after a few seconds.
If I unc
Hello Brandon,
> I decided to try this out to see if I could get the same thing.
> Working with Michael and Robin in IRC, we actually were finding things
> about the same time you were. Once I uncompressed the tboot.b00, and
> renamed it back to what it was, it then found it as a Multiboot image.
Thomas,
I decided to try this out to see if I could get the same
thing. Working with Michael and Robin in IRC, we actually were finding
things about the same time you were. Once I uncompressed the tboot.b00,
and renamed it back to what it was, it then found it as a Multiboot
image.
Hello Robin,
and here is the offending file:
http://thomas.glanzmann.de/tmp/tboot.b00
(excalibur) [/var/www/esxi5] cp tboot.b00 /tmp/crap.gz
(excalibur) [/var/www/esxi5] file !$
file /tmp/crap.gz
/tmp/crap.gz: gzip compressed data, from Unix, last modified: Mon Mar 14
20:21:40 2011, max compress
Hello Robin,
> But why do you need to load all of these drivers?
till today I did not spend much thought of it and used always was the
loader on the ESXi ISO used.
> Aren't they bundled in one of the other initrd images you already load?
Probably yes.
> You don't really need to load that many
On 09.09.2012 14:13, Thomas Glanzmann wrote:
> Hello Robin,
>
>> https://gist.github.com/2769396
>
> I had to try it, but it doesn't boot for me.
>
> This is my script: http://pbot.rmdir.de/20e1070d6c4757aa643673e2b26e6376
>
> I compiled ipxe with IMAGE_MULTIBOOT enabled, use undionly.kpxe and
Hello Robin,
> https://gist.github.com/2769396
I had to try it, but it doesn't boot for me.
This is my script: http://pbot.rmdir.de/20e1070d6c4757aa643673e2b26e6376
I compiled ipxe with IMAGE_MULTIBOOT enabled, use undionly.kpxe and see
the following screen and there it hangs:
http://thomas.gl
Hello Robin,
> Or you can avoid using mboot.c32 from Syslinux at all and use iPXE's
> built-in Multiboot support with a script like this:
> https://gist.github.com/2769396
wow. Thank you for sharing this. I'll use that from now on. I installed
this morning 12 ESX servers using mboot.c32. I also
On 09.09.2012 08:49, Thomas Glanzmann wrote:
> you already know that, but in order to boot mboot.c32 to install ESXi,
> you need to enable IMAGE_COMBOOT in config/general.h before building it.
> I wrote this e-mail for the people googling for this problem.
Or you can avoid using mboot.c32 from Sys
Hello,
you already know that, but in order to boot mboot.c32 to install ESXi,
you need to enable IMAGE_COMBOOT in config/general.h before building it.
I wrote this e-mail for the people googling for this problem.
Cheers,
Thomas
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