David,
The install procedure I followed is what came with the OSCAR tar ball.
The server that I am installing OSCAR on was re-provisioned just for
this with RHEL ES 3 U3. The one thing that is different from the
install instructions, is the fact that I only have one NIC card in this
server. This cluster is going to run behind a firewall thus I do not
need to set up public/private sections. I have the md5sum, but I could
not find a number to compare it to on the OSCAR home page. The number I
have is: fd4a7f343bfcb32b09496b2e526b674a. Thanks for your help.
-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
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