I just discovered that the syslinux-utils package has a tool called
gethostip that displays the PXE file name for a host name. So for
example, if you want to figure out the PXE config file name for a
workstation named "nitschke", you'd say, "gethostip nitschke". Sample
output:
# gethostip nit
Thanks, good to know.
btw, I use the following POSIX shell function (IPv4, or course):
ip2hex () { printf "%.2X%.2X%.2X%.2X\n" $( echo ${1:-$(hostname -i)} |
tr '.' ' ') ;}
ip2hex w/o argument gets you the current machine's hex format IP, 'ip2hex
IPADDR' converts an ipaddress to hex format
Hello,
I am trying to re-install but to preserve the existing /dev/sd{a,b} as follows
with fatal error:
#
disk_config disk1 preserve_always:all
primary - 128- -
primary - 1024 - -
primary - 0- - -
disk_config disk2 sameas:disk1
#Software
> On Tue, 08 Dec 2015 13:24:31 -0500, n43w79 said:
> I am trying to re-install but to preserve the existing /dev/sd{a,b} as
follows with fatal error:
Which FAI version are you using? What's the exact error message?
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regards Thomas
