Mark,
thank you for your tests.
Mark Seger wrote:
> - the autoinstall script (or whereever people think makes the most
> sense) should check that the version of the kernel matches what boel was
> built against. In my case I had a 2.4 kernel and the modules were
> located in a 2.6 directory!
you can also use UYOK kernel+initrd (custom kernel+modules)... in this
case we should not check the version of the boel modules with the
running kernel... but I think we could add a check like the following
somewhere in the autoinstallscript (maybe you meant this):
if [ ! -d /lib/modules/`uname -r` ]; then
echo ...an error message reporting that modules
for the running kernel are not present...
shellout
fi
> - logmsg assume there is a disk to write to and when there isn't, you
> get errors that in the logging and do ever see the indented message. my
> vote would be for logmsg to first make sure there IS a disk mounted and
> if not print the message it intended to write to the disk to the
> terminal so it doesn't get lost as it currently does
uhmmm.. logmsg should print messages in a file in tmpfs = ram... or not?
maybe I've not understood well...
> - I'm getting other error messages on the clients console while the
> autoinstall script is running that I believe are simply untrapped
> messages that while not necessarily harmful can cause a lot of anxiety,
> at least they do for me. who's so know whether an 'error' message is
> significant or not? The ones that I saw were:
> - open_sock no such device [right after "Detecting Hardware" which
> follows autodetect_hardware_and_load_modules]
> - a number of 'insmod: cannot insert
> `/lib/modules/2.6.16-boel_v3.7.3/kernel/drivers/md/md-mod.ko`: File
> exists (-1):File exists
I think the open_sock message has something to do with the pcmcia
support in the kernel and discover... I'm not sure... I need to
investigate...
The insmod errros are already fixed in the trunk.
>
> but other than that it looks like cciss disks are now properly recognized!
very great! :-)
-Andrea
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