Hi Thomas,
yes, I thought that it is required or at least better to have a matching
nfsroot (wheezy nfsroot for wheezy, ubuntu nfsroot for ubuntu).
Maybe this is not really the case...
Just now I suceeded to start the first FAI-installation using a
Ubuntu/Trusty nfsroot.
I had quite some pro
> On Tue, 08 Jul 2014 16:25:51 +0200, René Bleisch
> said:
> I had quite some problems to solve:
> - I had to chmod /srv/tftp/fai_ubuntu/initrd... from "-rw--"- to
"-rw-r--r--" (seems to be a known problem)
I;m windering why you need this. in fai-make-nfsroot the script doe
Hi Thomas,
One week ago, I managed to setup my FAI-server for Ubuntu Trusty server
machines with or without graphical user interface (GDM/gnome).
I recreated my wheezy nfsroot with the newest FAI-version and use it now
for both wheezy and Ubuntu/trusty (I think this is really the best
solutio
