Hello List, Just looking for a sanity check here...
I'm attempting to image Ubuntu 9.04 64-bit clients via PXE and UYOK (and a Ubuntu 9.04 32-bit image server, but I don't think that matters). PXE boot is working wonderfully but it appears the imaging master script attempts to modprobe a non-existent dm-mod (Device Mapper) kernel module. As I understand it, the dm-mod is non-existent because the 9.04 kernel release has it compiled in. On a hunch, I commented out the "modprobe dm-mod" line on the master script thinking that the kernel would pick up the subsequent call to "pvcreate" in the section "BEGIN LVM Initialization Commands". However, I get a "can't find /dev/sda1" error on the pvcreate line even though parted was used to create /dev/sda1 a few lines earlier in the script. At this point, I'm thinking the best thing to do is go with the standard kernel for laying out the disk and just image back the 9.04 kernel as part of the script. Would this eliminate the error? My hardware is very vanilla - IBM Blade Server LS20 (LSI Logic hardware RAID card, Dual Opterons, and Dual Broadcom NICs) - so there shouldn't be any driver issues. I would definitely appreciate any comments on this issue. Thanks, Phil
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