> Thanks Erich, > > I've tried that, and I have run the command si_mkautoinstallscript > --image oscarimage2 --force -ip-assignment static -post-install > reboot . > > But during the installation I have get this: > > choose_autoinstall_script > Using autoinstall script: /scripts/oscarnode1.sh > > write_variables > > run_autoinstall_script > >>> /scripts/oscarnode1.sh > > get_arch > Partitioning /dev/hda... > Old partition table for /dev/hda: > Disk geometry for /dev/hda: 0kB - 20GB > Disk label type: msdos > Number Start End Size Type File system Flags > 1 1kB 100MB 100MB primary ext3 boot > 2 100MB 20GB 20GB extended > 5 100MB 612MB 512MB logical linux-swap > 6 612MB 20GB 19GB logical ext3 > dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/hda bs=512 count=1 || shellout > 1+0 records in > 1+0 records out > blockdev --rereadpt /dev/hda > parted -s -- /dev/hda mklabel || shellout > Error: Expecting a disk label type. > Killing off running processes. > > write_variables > <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>>>> > This is the SystemImager autoinstall system > > Your autoinstall has failed. You can use the shell prompt to try > and see > what happened. You may be able to use the <Shift>+<Page Up> keys to > scroll > back and see the text that has passed off the top of the screen. > You can use > <alt>+<f2>, <f3>, or <f4> to work at an alternate shell prompt and > preserve > your messages on the main screen, which is on <alt>+<f1>. Then go > back and > re-read the documentation to see if your problem is described there. > You have read the documentation, right? :-) > > If you absolutely cannot figure it out, visit the SystemImager > support page > at http://systemimager.org/support/. There you can search the email > list > archives, ask your question on IRC, or even join a mailing list to > ask your > question. There's a good chance someone else has experienced this > very same > issue and can help answer your question. If you find the answer and > it's not > in the documentation, or if you identify a bug, please submit a bug > report at > the SystemImager support page. > > Have fun! http://systemimager.org/team/ > > <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> > >>>>>>>>>> > Installation failed!! Stopping report task. > > > Before run the si_mkautoinstallscript the /var/lib/systemimager/ > images/oscarimage2/etc/systemimager/autoinstallscript.conf was that: > > testing:/var/lib/systemimager/images/oscarimage2/etc/systemimager # > cat autoinstallscript.conf > <!-- > This autoinstallscript.conf file was generated by > SystemInstaller > for use by SystemImager when creating the autoinstall script. > This file generated at: 2006-10-13 0:13:31 > from: /opt/oscar/oscarsamples/ide.disk > Image directory: /var/lib/systemimager/images/oscarimage2 > --> > <config> > <disk dev="/dev/hda"> > </disk> > <disk dev="/dev/hdc" label_type="msdos" > unit_of_measurement="MB"> > <part num="1" size="100" p_type="primary" > flags="boot" /> > <part num="2" size="*" p_type="extended" /> > <part num="5" size="512" p_type="logical" /> > <part num="6" size="*" p_type="logical" /> > </disk> > <fsinfo line="100" real_dev="/dev/hdc5" mp="swap" fs="swap" > options="defaults" dump="0" pass="0" /> > <fsinfo line="101" real_dev="/dev/hdc6" mp="/" fs="ext3" > options="defaults" dump="1" pass="2" /> > <fsinfo line="102" real_dev="/dev/hdc1" mp="/boot" > fs="ext3" options="defaults" dump="1" pass="2" /> > <fsinfo line="103" real_dev="/dev/shm" mp="/dev/shm" > fs="tmpfs" options="defaults" dump="1" pass="2" /> > <fsinfo line="104" real_dev="/dev/fd0" mp="/mnt/floppy" > fs="auto" options="noauto,owner" dump="0" pass="0" /> > <fsinfo line="105" real_dev="none" mp="/dev/pts" > fs="devpts" options="defaults" dump="0" pass="0" /> > <fsinfo line="106" real_dev="none" mp="/proc" fs="proc" > options="defaults" dump="0" pass="0" /> > <fsinfo line="107" real_dev="nfs_oscar:/home" mp="/home" > fs="nfs" options="rw" dump="0" pass="0" /> > <boel devstyle="devfs" /> > </config> > > I'had added these two lines: > <disk dev="/dev/hda"> > </disk> > > Probably I had to be added a label? > > Now I have the node bloqued since monday that I go at the > university to have physical acces to reboot and make another test :) > > > PD: I will add the file oscarimage2.master, It seems good. > <oscarimage2.master> > > Thanks, > Adrià > > > > El 14/10/2006, a las 12:49, Erich Focht escribió: > >> Hi Adria, >> >> On Friday 13 October 2006 20:22, Paladi wrote: >>> Hi! >>> >>> I'm trying to install a hybrid cluster with windows and linux >>> (branch >>> 5.0 and Suse 10.0). The machines are running on windows, but I can >>> use part-time if I don't break their configuration :). >>> >>> I will buy a hard drive for every machine. I'm begining with tests >>> with two machines. >>> >>> The node machine for tests have two hard drives, hda and hdc. >>> >>> Now, I'm trying to install oscar on hdc. I have modified the /opt/ >>> oscar/oscarsample/ide.disk and put hdc in site of hda. I have build >>> the oscarimage... and the files in /var/lib/systemimager/scripts/ >>> oscarnode1.sh have hdc (well..). But when the node is installing, >>> always is partitioning the drive hda and don't touch the hdc. >> >> in the oscarnode1.sh script the partitioning and formatting is >> actually done >> on variables like $DISK0, $DISK1, and so on. Do you really have >> real disk >> device names like /dev/hdc in front of the partitioning, >> formatting and mount >> commands? I'd expect that to be wrong. >> >> If you have variables like $DISK0 there, then the enumeration of >> your devices >> goes wrong. One chance to get this solved is to edit the >> /var/lib/systemimager/images/*/etc/systemimager/ >> autoinstallscript.conf file >> and add an entry for your hda disk, but without partitioning >> information. Then >> regenerate the autoinstall-script with the si_mkautoinstallscript >> command. >> >> Please check the script before installing. Especially check that / >> dev/hda >> doesn't get a new partition table (parted ... mklabel ...) and >> doesn't get >> partitioned. >> >> Best regards, >> Erich >> >> >> >>> >>> Do you know what I'm doing wrong ? >>> >>> Thanks, >>> Adrià >> >
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