On 09/22/2009 10:26 AM, Christopher Johnston wrote:
Behavior on 1.6.x allows you to zero out any params as part of a kopt.
I noticed in 2.0 I can append more entries but cant remove the
existing ones or remove all of them. Also is kopts-post even valid
anymore? I don't see it printed when looking at a system report, but
I see it in the json file. If the usual CLI sequence that I am used
to is different now please feel free to chime in.
# cobbler system edit --name=host --kopts="debug=1"
# cobbler system report host | grep options
kernel options : {'debug': '1'}
kernel options post : {}
# cobbler system edit --name=host --kopts=""
# cobbler system report host | grep options
kernel options : {}
kernel options post : {}
2.0 behavior:
# cobbler system report --name=host | grep Kernel
Kernel Options : {'igb.LLISize': '128', 'igb.LLIPush':
'1', 'mtos_nic': '1', 'pinirq': '1'}
# cobbler system edit --name=host --kopts=''
# cobbler system report --name=host | grep Kernel
Kernel Options : {'igb.LLISize': '128', 'igb.LLIPush':
'1', 'mtos_nic': '1', 'pinirq': '1'}
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Indeed, it seems to be doing --in-place by default in the CLI. Can
you see that there is a Trac item open on this?
--Michael
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