not much of a help in the context you requested,
so I hope you solve your problem. ;-)
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is using the require functions found in the
/usr/share/doc/bash/examples/scripts.noah/require.bash.gz file. It
might cut down on the number of times we need to source a file for a
given functionality.
Anyway, time to get back to the grind.
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, add that to the sources.list file/variable, and load
your custom package.
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to the grind.
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Phil wrote:
I wanted to add aic7xxx support in the boot kernel (I don't know if it
should have been loaded automatically as a module, but it did not do
so) but I was not able to boot because the kernel did not send any
bootp requests.
You'll want to compile it in monolithically as opposed to
$NFSROOT/proc 2/dev/null || true
umount -n $NFSROOT/dev/pts 2/dev/null || true
-rm -rf $NFSROOT
+
+# Tue Dec 11 12:17:00 CST 2001 -- Chad Walstrom [EMAIL PROTECTED]
+# NFSROOT should not be removed by default. This should be done manually or
+# by calling make-fai-nfsroot. Remove it if it's empty
The new tar is conflicting with cpio?! That doesn't sound right.
Perhaps you can try to ask the maintainer of tar what his/her motivation
for making that change was. If there is no real good reason. BUT
FIRST, let's go to the Debian Bugtracking website to see what's up:
On Thu, Nov 29, 2001 at 06:16:41PM +0100, Bert De Vuyst wrote:
I 'm trying to set up FAI, but I have a problem with the bootdisks.
Every time I boot with the FAI-DHCP bootdisk, it finds the DHCP-server
(and it gets a IP-number) but it doesn't find my NFS root.
Ah, yes. I floundered on this
On Tue, Nov 27, 2001 at 07:30:43PM +0100, Patrick Dreker wrote:
I fixed this problem by adding
option host-name gridXX
to every host declaration in the DHCPd configuration file, so
effectively one entry for an FAI client in my DHCP config looks like
this:
Let me save you some
On Wed, Nov 14, 2001 at 02:44:30AM -0800, Diane Trout wrote:
How about apt-class?
Unless the tool will rely upon apt and dpkg alone, I would stay away
from the apt-\(.*\) namespace. Currently, the classes that FAI uses are
defined by two things: scripts and lists. The scope of a class is far
to help develop this, as my job will be made much easier if
we can get a solution to this. ;-)
Thanks,
Chad Walstrom [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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On Fri, Nov 09, 2001 at 07:28:12PM +, Martin_J Carter wrote:
listed package. Apt fails out and FAI continues on as if nothing
happened.
Yup: We get similar effects here, for an HTTP-based FAI install,
whenever our local web cache system wimps out. This invariably
happens for enormous
Found a bug in /usr/share/fai/subroutines:get_dhcp_info(). The call to grep is
passed the $bootlog instead of the $dhcplog variable. As a result, the
installation hangs, waiting for stdin and EOF because there was not $bootlog
defined.
The patch is attached.
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Do remember to check the actual boot time parameters. Try the following if
you're having problems with DHCP not successfully specifying the nfsroot.
append=root=nfs nfsroot=IPADDR_OF_NFSROOT_SERVER
Yes, it's not automatic, but at least you'll be able to boot and install.
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