HI,
Several comments:
1. -w is used to specify the selection string to filter nodes, in your
case, the -w is not right. You should use this:
chdef -m -t node -o p7n14-c postbootscripts=
2. otherpkgs is in the xcat default postbootscripts, you can not remove the
otherpkgs through chdef , yo
Hi,
Looking at some other problem I discovered that my chdef function
was broken. The install was initially xcat 2.6.2 and then upgraded to 2.6.11.
The problem is as follow:
#chdef -m -t node -o p7n14-c -w postbootscript=otherpkgs
Error: No type was provided for object 'p7n14-c'.
Error: Skipping
On Fri, 21 Sep 2012 08:06:20 Lissa Valletta wrote:
> It is best not to put files under /install/postscripts except
> postscripts, because that is going to be copied to the nodes, everytime
> you run updatenode .Do you see all those files under /xcatpost and are
> you sure those 1000 files a
Ended up being extremely busy the last 2 days.
On Fri, 21 Sep 2012 08:06:20 Lissa Valletta wrote:
> It is best not to put files under /install/postscripts except
> postscripts, because that is going to be copied to the nodes, everytime
> you run updatenode .Do you see all those files under
I am confused by the statement "In fact, not a single page on the Wiki
explains how xCAT knows what to install on a node." Did you look at the
xCAT IDataplex Advanced Setup, it is all about defining, and creating
images in the database and installing nodes. The QuickStart was suppose
to giv
Lissa,
I agree that information from the Node Install HOWTO should be added to the
official xCAT documents. Despite the name, this document is not really a
HOWTO. It is a reference document about how xCAT communicates with a new
node and how xCAT determines what to install on that node. This
info
The document you updated is still a document not supported by the xCAT
team. I would prefer you to request the information added to one of the
official xCAT docs, that will be maintained and updated by the development
team. You can do that by selecting the discussion button while in the
docu
Hi All,
Iam trying to install a stateless node (diskless),
its booting from the kernel & initrd-stateless.gz files
and extracting rootimg.gz after this iam getting the below error
Setting up RAM-root tmpfs
tmpfs: Bad value '100*1024*1024' for mount option 'size'
mount: Mounting rootfs o
Could it be a firewall issue on the ESX host ?
Can you execute something like "esxcfg-firewall --allowOutgoing" within your
kickstart file ?
Cheers
Hajo
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