Jon,
Have you used DTK successfully with Cobbler?
If so, would you mind sharing how you did it? Just an overview would be
fine so I can get my head round what to do.
For some reason, Dell wouldn't deliver the latest batch of R410s
configured with RAID10, they came with RAID5, so I will have 42 m
Jonathan Sabo wrote:
> It would be really nice if there were getty's running on ttyS0 and
> ttyS1 and those were added to the the etc/securetty file as well.
>
> Lots of people use serial consoles to manage their servers. I do.
>
Amen to that. And while we're on the subject of even more remo
Jon Sabo writes:
> Starting at line 218 of bin/start-stage3.sh inside the SA.2 initrd file.
>
> ...
> Could the above code snippet be included in future DTK releases so I
> don't have to keep editing these files please?
And in the very unlikely chance that somebody actually does that,
perhaps
On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 9:26 PM, Tom Rockwell wrote:
> Jon,
>
> The DTK ISO is bootable. You can also PXE boot using images from the disk.
> I don't grok the full DTK setup, however, if you just PXE boot with the
> kernel and initrd (files SA.1 and SA.2) you'll have a Linux system that
> supports
Jon,
The DTK ISO is bootable. You can also PXE boot using images from the
disk. I don't grok the full DTK setup, however, if you just PXE boot
with the kernel and initrd (files SA.1 and SA.2) you'll have a Linux
system that supports BIOS/Firmware updates and the syscfg tool. It uses
busy bo
List,
I want to be able to automatically configure bios settings and raid
settings and whatever else I can configure as part of a
pre-provisioning process. I'm pretty sure the Dell Deployment toolkit
is the right set of tools. The things is I don't want to have to
install them and have them on t
