Folks,
I've found two different problems with the kernel_picker scripts which
affect the use of multiple images. The first is that if there are
multiple images available, the script
"/opt/oscar/packages/kernel_picker/scripts/post_clients" does not have
any option to select which image to use, and causes the kernel_picker.pl
script to prompt for selection, in a way that cannot be responded to.
The fix for this is to pass the image option to
"/opt/kernel_picker/bin/kernel_picker.pl" the option "-oscarimage
image". (However, I'm not sure how to find the image to pass.)
Secondly, if the option "-oscarimage" is passed to
"/opt/kernel_picker/bin/kernel_picker.pl", it fails to correctly look up
the image directory correctly. A patch for this is below:
--- kernel_picker.pl.dist 2003-02-07 08:10:16.000000000 +1100
+++ kernel_picker.pl 2003-08-27 13:12:10.000000000 +1000
@@ -337,7 +337,7 @@
# Check for a valid command line option first
if ($opt_oscarimage ne "")
{
- if (-d $systemimagesdir . $opt_oscarimage)
+ if (-d $systemimagesdir . '/' . $opt_oscarimage)
{ # User entered a valid oscar image on the command line
$oscarimagename = $opt_oscarimage;
return $oscarimagename;
Thanks
Frank
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