This step is indeed missing from the parallel dhcp recipe, but I have to say that otherwise the recipe is complete and we're now running with no interference from or to the exisiting dhcp server. Thanks again!
-John
John,
The fact that your root/lib/modules is empty is normal.
The buildk script will create a ramdisk filesystem, copy
the contents of the ltsp_initrd_kit/root into that new ram
filesystem. It will then copy the modules from /lib/modules/2.4.19,
and it will create the modules.dep file.
Then, that ram based filesystem will be saved as a file, and
tacked onto the end of the kernel, and the kernel will be
tagged for Etherboot using the mknbi-linux command.
What I think you didn't do was copy the /lib/modules/2.4.19
tree over to /opt/ltsp/i386/lib/modules. Perhaps the recipe doesn't
say to do that. I haven't tried following that recipe, because
I don't have multiple dhcp servers.
Also, once you copy the modules, you'll need to run depmod on
them, to create the modules.dep file. take a look at the buildk
script, to see how depmod is being run when the initrd is build.
the process is similar.
Hope that helps,
Jim McQuillan
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