Hi Pete,
my nsfroot is squeeze, running fai 3.4.8 and a custom compiled kernel
(version 3.8.3). I can install squeeze, wheezy and ubuntu precise
to answer your specific question, this is how I do it ... see below ...
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So, I've almost figured out how to do this, but I have stumbled
On Tue, Jun 17, 2014 at 01:20:41PM -0400, Sylvain Milot wrote:
to answer your specific question, this is how I do it ... see below ...
That's pretty cool, although I have a question:
$ faiserver:/home/fai/config# cat class/WHEEZY.var
FAI_DEBMIRROR=mydebmirror:/debian/wheezy
On Tue, 17 Jun 2014 11:07:35 -0500, Peter Keller psil...@cs.wisc.edu
said:
D) Specify the trusty repos in $NFSROOT/etc/apt/sources.list
If I want half of a cluster to be debian wheezy, and the other half to
be ubuntu14.04, how do I disambiguate the
On Tue, 17 Jun 2014, Peter Keller wrote:
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Why do you set FAI_ETC_DIR in either of those examples and what are the
differences?
gute Frage!
always good to have someone else look at your code! This is for the greatest
part remnants from the time I kept an individual NFSROOT (with
Hello,
The manual seems to be a little sparse on how to use a debian nfsroot
to install a different kind of linux distro, suppose xubuntu. I know I
have to create a base.tar.gz file, but what is in it? where does it go?
From where does the current one come? Who made it? I request some
On Thu, 12 Jun 2014 14:59:18 -0500, Peter Keller psil...@cs.wisc.edu
said:
The manual seems to be a little sparse on how to use a debian nfsroot
to install a different kind of linux distro, suppose xubuntu. I know I
have to create a base.tar.gz file, but what is in it? where
