Hi Alan,

that sounds like you're almost done ;-)

Some systemconfigurator trouble can come from a problem in systemimager 4.0.0.
A fix is underway.

A quick workaround: after building the image edit manually the file
/var/lib/systemimager/scripts/oscarimage.master and comment out or delete the
section after
# Fix device names in boot-loader configuration

Did you use the GUI or the CLI to build the image? I suppose you were using
the CLI, otherwise the systemconfigurator should be installed automatically
because you should have selected the sis opkg.

If you used the CLI, what was the procedure to build the image? You should
never need to add opkg RPMs to the rpmlist. The rpmlist is the very basic
OS installation, without any cluster packages.

Best regards,
Erich


On Monday 12 November 2007 01:11, Allan Menezes wrote:
> Hi Erich,
>    I did as you said below and yes you need Cheetah, lxml, libxml, libxslt.
> I got the oscar gui coming up and installed the server image from the 
> gui after delselecting some troublesome packages. I created the rpms for 
> fc8 and opkg rpms.
> and got into trouble when compiling the oscarimage client image with the 
> fc-7-i386.rpmlist to fc-8-x86_64.rpmlist so i deleted somec enttries 
> from this and created a ne rpmlist which worked and oscarimage built to 
> completion.
> Then I used UYOK for booting the clients. The client on pxebooting 
> complained about systemconfigurator file or directory not found ans 
> shelled out
> Originally i was using  a remote fc8 repo in fc-8-x86_64.url and the 
> client image did build. So I copied the fc8 cd packages rpms to 
> /tftpboot/distro/fc-8-x86_64 and copied over the systemconfigurator file 
> over from /tftpboot/oscar/common-rpms over to it and modified . 
> fc-8-x86_64.rpmlist to include systemconfigurator as an entry. I then 
> changed fc-8-x86_64.url to contain : file:/tftpboot/distro/fc-8-x86_64
> and restarted oscar. Got srver and client image to be created. Set up my 
> client nodes and the network boot from UYOK.
> This time the sytemconfigurator error message went away but it said it 
> could not find the kernel vmlinuz-2.6.23.1-42-fc8
> Also I had to choose scsi.disk not ide.disk as that creates client boot 
> problems in building the client image as i have sata drives on all nodes.
> That's where i stopped. I am tired ...
> REgards,
> Allan Menezes
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Erich Focht wrote:
> 
> >Allan,
> >
> >are you working on the crispy branch or something else? The crispy branch is
> >known to work (with small bugs). Follow the dscription from DongInn to
> >get started.
> >
> >FC8 packages are not included, yet.
> >
> >What you can do:
> >- check out the branch, go into that directory
> >- install yume, createrepo manually
> >- configure the distro repositories in /tftpboot/distro/fedora-8-x86_64.url
> >  make sure it works by doing something like
> >  "env OSCAR_HOME=`pwd` yume search bash"
> >- then go to scripts/ and execute
> >   ./build_all_rpms
> >- whatch the output. If things fail to build, there will be a line starting
> >with ERROR and a pointer to the error message of the build.
> >
> >Then go with the description from DongInn:
> > (build opkg-* metapackages, build oscar-base-* packages, make localrepos,
> >  install opkg-* and oscar-base-* into the local oscar repository, etc...)
> >
> >Regards,
> >Erich
> >
> >
> >On Saturday 10 November 2007 21:20, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >  
> >
> >>Hi All,
> >> i ran into problems installing the Nov 10 nightly of OSCAR 5.1 branch for 
> >> fedora core 8. i built the rpms for fc8 previously and should be on the 
> >> oscar svn.
> >>i copied the fc-7-x86_84.xml to fc-8-x86_64.xml in the directory 
> >>/opt/oscar/share/package_sets/Default
> >>and run into the following problems!
> >>chkconfig mysqld on
> >>Searching these directories for packages:
> >>    /opt/oscar/packages
> >>    /var/lib/oscar/packages
> >>List of available OPKGs: [ /opt/oscar/packages/apitest 
> >>/opt/oscar/packages/base /opt/oscar/packages/c3 
> >>/opt/oscar/packages/disable-services /opt/oscar/packages/ganglia 
> >>/opt/oscar/packages/jobmonarch /opt/oscar/packages/lam 
> >>/opt/oscar/packages/linux-ha /opt/oscar/packages/loghost 
> >>/opt/oscar/packages/maui /opt/oscar/packages/mpich 
> >>/opt/oscar/packages/mta-config /opt/oscar/packages/netbootmgr 
> >>/opt/oscar/packages/networking /opt/oscar/packages/ntpconfig 
> >>/opt/oscar/packages/oda /opt/oscar/packages/openmpi 
> >>/opt/oscar/packages/opium /opt/oscar/packages/pfilter 
> >>/opt/oscar/packages/pvm /opt/oscar/packages/rapt /opt/oscar/packages/sc3 
> >>/opt/oscar/packages/selinux /opt/oscar/packages/sge /opt/oscar/packages/sis 
> >>/opt/oscar/packages/switcher /opt/oscar/packages/sync-files 
> >>/opt/oscar/packages/torque /opt/oscar/packages/yume ]
> >>Array: 29 element(s)
> >>DB_DEBUG>/opt/oscar/scripts/package_config_xmls_to_database:
> >>====> cannot create OSCAR tables at /opt/oscar/lib/OSCAR/Database.pm line 
> >>2784.
> >>Couldn't set up oda database at ./wizard_prep line 382
> >>Oscar Wizard preparation script failed to complete at ./install_cluster 
> >>line 279.
> >>Please help support fc8 and PLEASE help me with this problem.
> >>Regards,
> >>Allan Menezes
> >>
> >>
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