On 09/11/10 03:00, Frank Allan wrote:
On 09/10/10 07:51, Ethan Quach wrote:
> How do I set the disk selection without modifying the ai_manifest.xml
> file in the service area.
> I expect there is a way to set this for an individual client, but I
> can't see how to do it.
> The Flag Day docs have examples of how to convert existing clients,
> but no information that I can see on actually setting up a new one
> from scratch in 147.
>> I have setup a new client and successfully booted it with its own
> manifest, just not sure how/where to add the disk selection.
Does the sample /usr/share/auto_install/ai_manifest.xml help?
The problem I am having is where/how I include the disk selection statements
which I found in ai_manifest.xml
I guess this is once again my lack of expertise with XML.
Do I select part/all of the ai_manifest.xml and include it in my
client-specific manifest?
Presumably I can't include my client-specific manifest in the ai_manifest file
as it has the embedded service_bundle already included (as a comment) so I
can't include comments within comments.
I *can* find the specification I want for a particular disk, just not how/where
to include it.
Short summary:
I have my_client_default.xml (copy of default.xml) - I include
static_network.xml in this as an embedded manifest.
How do I include ai_manifest.xml - is this another embedded manifest?
If I understand things correctly, my_client_default is an ai manifest, and I can embed an sc manifest in this.
But I can't embed another ai manifest.
Presumably, since disk selection is in an ai manifest, I can't specify it in my
criteria manifest.
Can I just add part/all of the disk_selection section of ai_manifest to the
start of my_client_default?
You should be able to add your disk_selection tags to your my_client_default.xml
file. You can look in ai_manifest.xml for samples of what you need to add. For
example, if you wanted to select the disk based on a specific volid, "my_volid",
you could add the following snippet, starting directly under the
"<ai_instance...>" line:
<target>
<target_device>
<disk>
<disk_name name_type="volid" name="my_volid"/>
</disk>
</target_device>
</target>
Thanks,
Sue
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