/scratches head
I don't know! Thats a very good question! Because I've never done it?
heh
Thanks I'll persue that avenue instead. Thanks mate.
S
Bernard Li wrote:
Can't you just re-master your ISO by sticking the local.cfg file there?
Most people actually use the network boot feature - i
Can't you just re-master your ISO by sticking the local.cfg file there?
Most people actually use the network boot feature - is there any
particular reason you're not network booting your machines?
Cheers,
Bernard
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I mean no disrespect - thank you all for your suggestions and pointers...
scott gamble wrote:
Hi um, that sounds insane. Reconfigure your DHCP server or add kernel
boot arguments. Or have an additional floppy. Theres no way to put a
simple local.cfg text file in a location that the livecd is
Hi um, that sounds insane. Reconfigure your DHCP server or add kernel
boot arguments. Or have an additional floppy. Theres no way to put a
simple local.cfg text file in a location that the livecd iso tool will
include when building the iso?
I mean Boot CD's are by far the most common medium
You can try, but the 3.7.3 I have up there is from an older revision. I
wouldn't try 3.7.3 unless you are willing to spend time to debug it
(after all it is code from trunk).
I can put up a SRPM of the latest trunk which you can rebuild later on.
Cheers,
Bernard
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Bernard:
Do you think I should try updating from the 3.6.3-1 rpms I currently
have installed to the latest 3.7.3 rpms to see if there might be any
change in the behavior we are seeing here?
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>From: Bernard Li <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Sent: Apr 10, 2006 4:37 PM
>To: sisuite-us
Hello again,
I am attempting to use the si_mkbootpackage tool since my machines are
based on an LSI SATA controller and 3.6 does not have the mpt* stuff
included. The package boots fine, but no devices are created, /dev is
empty. How can I remedy this?
Regards,
Greg
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Scott,
I've run into the same problem with using a boot cd with 3.4.1 - Not sure if the code
has changed since then but the only way I could get it to work was booting from cd and having
the local.cfg file on a floppy. Obviously what you would like is to be able to have a local.cfg
on the cd.
D
Hello all,
I was wondering if someone could help out with inclusion of mptscsi in
si-3.6? Or point at a resource that would describe the procedure?
Thanks,
Greg
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This is because Greg is using my development version of 3.6.3 which only
creates one disk per IDE/SCSI (i.e. /dev/hda and /dev/sda). At this
point 3.6.3 should really be deprecated and everybody should wait for
3.7.3 to become stable enough to be used.
So far our tests are pretty encouraging.
Ch
Hello all,
I am seeing a rather interesting behavior in the following
configuration:
SI/DHCP/PXE server: Centos-4.2
Systemimager-3.6
Boot kernel: 2.4.21
Cloned OS: rhel-3u2
SI client: Dell Poweredge 1850, LSI SATA controller (AFAICT)
I am booting with the kernel/initrd created by prepareclients
scott gamble wrote:
> When booting from the livecd it runs through its checks fine and locates
> the DHCP server and pulls an address like its suppose to (DHCP is being
> handled by my IPCOP router) but then (me looking at the logs) it appears
> the LiveCD assumes the DHCP server is also the image
Hey All
Is there a trick to building the boot cd using the si_mkautobootcd
application?
When booting from the livecd it runs through its checks fine and locates
the DHCP server and pulls an address like its suppose to (DHCP is being
handled by my IPCOP router) but then (me looking at the log
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