This looks like a bit rot issue.
I haven't been following this thread -- what distro is being used here?
Apparently in switcher's setup script, it's falling back to look for RPMs in the distro/rh72 directory, but switcher doesn't have a distro/rh72 directory (hence the error).
Here's the code:
2006 jsquyres if ($name eq "redhat") {
2006 jsquyres $source_dir .= "rh";
2006 jsquyres if ($ver eq "8.0") {
2006 jsquyres $source_dir .= "80";
2032 jsquyres } elsif ($ver eq "9") {
2006 jsquyres $source_dir .= "90";
2649 bligneri } elsif ($ver eq "3as") {
2649 bligneri $source_dir .= "3as";
2649 bligneri }
2649 bligneri else {
2649 bligneri $source_dir .= "72";
2649 bligneri }
...I'm guessing that someone removed the rh72 directory and the code was not changed to match.
An obvious workaround is to change the "$source_dir .= "72"" line to be something that works on the distro that is being used here -- but I'm curious as to what supported distro falls through to this condition in the code...
On Jan 27, 2005, at 7:45 AM, David R. James III wrote:
David,
I decided to start over from scratch. I re downloaded the oscar4.0 tar
ball and unziped it in root's home directory. I then moved into the
oscar-4.0 and configured it with ./configure. Once this was done, I
installed it with make install. I then moved to /opt/oscar and ran
./install_cluster eth0. This runs through fine until it gets to the
setup for switcher. This is the error I am getting:
--> About to run /opt/oscar/packages/switcher/scripts/setup for switcher
/opt/oscar/packages/switcher/distro/rh72 does not exist at
/opt/oscar/packages/switcher/scripts/setup line 58
Using modules RPMs from: /opt/oscar/packages/switcher/distro/rh72
Script /opt/oscar/packages/switcher/scripts/setup exitted badly with
exit code '255' at ./wizard_prep line 187
Failed running setup script for switcher at ./wizard_prep line 187
Oscar Wizard preparation script failed to complete at ./install_cluster
line 215.
This is the same error I received last time. I have also attached the install log so you can look at that as well. Any tips would be great.
Thanks, David
On Thu, 2005-01-27 at 00:51, Lombard, David N wrote:David,
Something's *really* wrong there.
This is the process to install d/l oscar-4.0.tar.gz cd /opt tar xfz oscar-4.0.tar.gz cd oscar-4.0 ./configure make install cd /opt/oscar
Then, to start the OSCAR wizard,
./install_cluster ethX
where "ethX" is the cluster-private device, e.g., eth1
Is that what you did? If so, could you verify the md5sums on the tarball?-- David James Morris Digital Works System Administrator 706-828-4325 <oscarinstall.log>
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