Hi again,
Carsten Aulbert schrieb:
Yesterday I reinstalled a computer several times, tuning ssh settings
and other customizations, however, I'm not aware to change something
substantial, but suddenly it seems the wrong entry in pxeboot.cfg is
modified:
grep 'disable'
On Tue, 03 Mar 2009 10:49:29 +0100, Carsten Aulbert
cars...@welcomes-you.com said:
Yesterday I reinstalled a computer several times, tuning ssh settings
and other customizations, however, I'm not aware to change something
substantial, but suddenly it seems the wrong entry in
On Tue, 03 Mar 2009 11:44:35 +0100, Carsten Aulbert
cars...@welcomes-you.com said:
$ grep 'IPADDR' install-200903*/boot.log
install-20090302_191531/boot.log:IPADDR='10.20.30.3'
install-20090302_192700/boot.log:IPADDR='172.28.20.3'
Hi again,
Thomas Lange schrieb:
grep DHCPOFFER */dhclient.log
will show you which DHCP server had sent the IP address.
as expected, sometimes one is faster than the other
# grep DHCPOFFER install-200903*/dhclient.log
install-20090302_191531/dhclient.log:DHCPOFFER from 10.10.16.78
On Tue, 03 Mar 2009 12:10:57 +0100, Carsten Aulbert
cars...@welcomes-you.com said:
as expected, sometimes one is faster than the other
# grep DHCPOFFER install-200903*/dhclient.log
install-20090302_191531/dhclient.log:DHCPOFFER from 10.10.16.78
Sorry, rewriting my email again (again wrong from address, sorry Thomas,
it's now sitting in the moderator queue)
Thomas Lange schrieb:
On Tue, 03 Mar 2009 12:34:31 +0100, Carsten Aulbert
cars...@welcomes-you.com said:
Well, we do. One for the subnet on eth0 (10.0.0.0/8, data network,
Carsten Aulbert wrote:
[...]
The problem lies with the initramfs which is probing all found NICs
simultaneously with DHCP (when ip=dhcp is given) and then the fastest or
slowest reply survives in boot.log.
To solve this one could
o disable all but one MAC for DHCP, but that's not really a
Ralf Utermann schrieb:
if you have several nodes with identical hardware setup (like identical
motherboard with
2 onboard ports, an additional dual-port NIC always in the same slot) you
could add
an udev rules file to nfsroot and initrd (using a initramfs-tools/hooks
script), where
Hi,
after this subject I seem to have caught you attention :)
First the success part: There seems to be a bug in initramfs-tools in
Lenny which manifests itself when booting a machine with multiple NICs
(Thomas might remember mny query on IRC some time ago).
The solution is relatively simple,
