Jason Hlady wrote:
/dev/sda5 2048 swap
You are missing a '/' - it should be /swap
:-)
I've already gone through the process of assigning MACs to nodes, and it seems that is where you decide which image you are going to use. However, if I want to try changing images to try and get one that works, what is the correct procedure? Am I correct that the partition configuration file (as shown above) is ONLY consulted during the "build image" portion of imaging? What should I do to try and build a variety of images and try each of them until I get the one that works? What should I do to check precisely which image (with what partition table, etc.) got sent to the node (particularly when it's broken in kernel panic mode)?
You are correct - the partition table is only read when you choose to 'build image' - so generally what I do is I would modify the systemimager script (more on this later) manually.
The script that you want to modify is in /var/lib/systemimager/scripts/<imagename>.master - just do a search for 'fstab' and you will be at the spot where you want to change partition information.
So for your case, you just need to modify the script, add the '/' back, re-image the node and it should be good to go.
Cheers,
Bernard
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