Hi everyone, Robert Markula wrote: > This works "basically" (in the sense that FAI does it's job) and the > host gets installed. However, I'm currently stuck with the host booting > straight into Memtest86+. Upon looking through the fai-setup.log [1], > I'm a bit worried by the line: > > <snip> > ls: cannot access /boot/vmlinu*: No such file or directory > </snip> > > On the target host the error.log[2] doesn't look any brighter: > > <snip> > fai.log:Couldn't find any package whose name or description matched > "linux-image-486" > shell.log:ERROR: No kernel was installed. Have a look at shell.log > </snip>
the last piece of the puzzle was in one of the provided example files - namely /srv/fai/config/package_config/DEFAULT. In this file, all references to the kernel package still follow debian naming convention (linux-image-486). Changing them to 'linux-image' finally gets the system running. Cheers, Robert
