Hi, On Mon, Aug 25, 2008 at 03:20:04PM -0400, Michael DeHaan wrote: > When pxe_just_once is enabled, Cobbler is smart enough to remove the > per-mac-address PXE config file of a system once it is installed to > prevent infinite PXE boot loops. > > Currently Cobbler does this by removing the TFTP config file for that > particular MAC address, falling back to whatever is the default. But > what happens if your default system is configured, as in something like > this: > > cobbler system add --name=default --profile=default-profile OR > cobbler system add --name=192.168.0.0./24 > --profile=default-profile-for-network > > You'd reinstall that system. > > It's been suggested that a better behavior for this is to change the > template the system uses and save it instead as a PXE config that > explicitly local boots the system. > > I can't see this breaks anyone but I figured it would be important > enough to mention here. (If it does, let me know, and we can talk > about making a config option, otherwise I'm not going to worry about it).
Will it be possible to have the memtest/rescue etc. profiles still available in that template? -- Axel.Thimm at ATrpms.net
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