2009/5/6 Michael DeHaan <[email protected]> > > These are inserted fine from a cobbler import. I have mirrored some > > repos and created my own profile called ngs-xen-server. Note, I see > > no xen enabled repos at all in the menu above. > > By design, you can't PXE boot those. They are paravirt kernels. And > you mean "profiles" not "repos", here. A bit of difference :)
Ah yes. Of course - slaps self for such lazy language and missing the obvious. > However if you have a system named "default" that has special semantics > and would keep any of the menu from being generated. No systems at all present (I read I didn't need them for PXE only installs) [r...@storage008 ~]# cobbler system list [r...@storage008 ~]# Profiles who have arches other than i386 or x86_64 also do not show up > in the menu. You may want to check to see what arch is assigned to > your various distro objects. If you upgraded > a rather old cobbler install, it may be that the arch fields on your > distros are wrong? Hmmm - anything more complicated to check than: [r...@storage008 ~]# cobbler distro report | grep -a1 arch distro : CentOS-5.2-x86_64 architecture : x86_64 breed : redhat -- distro : CentOS-5.2-xen-x86_64 architecture : x86_64 breed : redhat -- distro : CentOS-5.3-x86_64 architecture : x86_64 breed : redhat -- distro : CentOS-5.3-xen-x86_64 architecture : x86_64 breed : redhat Is it time to start scanning the code? Is there a way of making cobbler a lot more verbose? Cheers, Matt.
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