* Ron Croonenberg [2006-01-28 12:46:17 -0500]: > I pxe booted the machines, used kickstart with the nfs way of installing > things including the OpenAFS > rpm's for the client install. > > However, the newer versions of the OpenAFS rpms check to see what kernel they > are running on and if it > isn't the correct one they refuse to install. I could update the kernel in > kickstart first of course but > then I have to reboot the machines because the OpenAFS rpm's look at what > kernel is running. > > Is there a way around it ?
Without modifying the RPMs, you mean? You could defer their installation until the machine has been rebooted into its final kernel. Copy the RPMs to /var/tmp on the target system and add an rcS script that installs them and cleans up afterwards (unlinking itself and the RPMs in /var/tmp). Hopefully the OpenAFS client will then be able to start without an intervening reboot, but if not, you can always trigger a second reboot from the rcS script. _______________________________________________ OpenAFS-info mailing list [email protected] https://lists.openafs.org/mailman/listinfo/openafs-info
