[Sisuite-users] using a loop mounted .img file as the client image

Title: using a loop mounted .img file as the client image Hi, Due to the fact that OSCAR uses a version of SIS in which si_getimage does not work properly, I'm looking at other ways to generate an image from a golden client. I had an idea to used dd to create a .img file from the system

RE: [Sisuite-users] using a loop mounted .img file as the client image

Title: using a loop mounted .img file as the client image Hey Dan: Can you please file a bug at SourceForge stating the OS you are using and any error messages. I'll try to take a look when I get a chance: http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=259atid=100259 Thanks, Bernard

Re: [Sisuite-users] client pxe configuration

3.4.1 does not support creation of logical volumes. If you look at the autoinstall script for your client, you will see the LVs are never created before the attempt to format the partitions. That's why I went to unstable 3.5.3 I got this working on my SuSE SLES9 setup, but it was seriously

Re: [Sisuite-users] client pxe configuration

I'm using redhat i386, fedora core 3,do you know if there's a way I can get around this? --- Ashley Gould [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: 3.4.1 does not support creation of logical volumes. If you look at the autoinstall script for your client, you will see the LVs are never created before the

[Sisuite-users] si_prepare_client hits infinite loop?

Goes fine at first and then seems to get stuck in a loop... see output below. thx- Jeremy snip Creating new initrd from: /tmp/.systemimager.1 find /tmp/.systemimager.1 -depth -exec touch -t 196912311900 '{}' ';' touch: invalid date format `196912311900' touch: invalid date format

Re: [Sisuite-users] using a loop mounted .img file as the client image

On Wednesday 09 November 2005 10:02, Daniel Crandall wrote: Hi, Due to the fact that OSCAR uses a version of SIS in which si_getimage does not work properly, I'm looking at other ways to generate an image from a golden client. I had an idea to used dd to create a .img file from the system