Hi Tamuka,

When you tried it from disk, did you try with your own kernel + initrd?  I was 
about to suggest that based on what Olivier mentioned, but when I tried it 
again just now, it actually freezes at the same point.  (Olivier, I should 
specify my image's boot files using --flavor with si_mkautoinstalldisk, right?  
It didn't say it explicitly in the manual I'm reading, but that seemed to be 
the idea.)

I suppose I could leave out LVM altogether and have ordinary partitions, but 
since it works on our old install (4.1.6) I'd probably just sooner go back to 
that for the time being.  But I can't see why it would have the same trouble 
with LVM if it's using the same kernel that worked before.  (Everything we work 
with is currently 2.6-series kernels on CentOS 6.)

Jesse

From: tamuka <bmasa...@gmail.com<mailto:bmasa...@gmail.com>>
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Date: Friday, June 20, 2014 at 8:59 AM
To: 
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Subject: Re: [Oscar-users] Status of SystemImager project?

Hi Olivier andJesse

I'm having trouble with tftp for network booting, "PXE 32 tftp open timeout" Is 
this related to the problem you just mentioned , I am using Centos 6 and OSCAR 
6 as well. I have tried all the solutions I hv found online, but none of them 
has worked, thus, disabling firewall, iptables, making sure xinetd and tftp 
server are running, putting dhcp and xinetd on the same machine, I also tried 
to write the image to a disk and install from there and its hanging before it 
goes far,

Is this something i can resolve or its it needs me to wait for the system 
imager fix? I am building a small cluster for an academic project and I have 
taken longer than I was allowed to to get things running. Is there a quick fix 
I can do?
Thank you for your response


On 20 June 2014 18:15, Connell, Jesse <jess...@bu.edu<mailto:jess...@bu.edu>> 
wrote:
Thanks Olivier!  This is good timing, actually; I just this morning saw my
latest attempt at an auto install freeze at the first call to lvcreate,
and didn't understand why until I saw your response.  UYOK should be fine
for us, and we actually were using custom kernels anyway up until now; I
just thought I'd give the defaults in si_mkautoinstalldisk a try.  I'll go
back to our previous boot files and see how it goes.  Thanks again for the
quick response.

Jesse

On 6/20/14, 6:16 AM, "Olivier LAHAYE" 
<olivier.lah...@cea.fr<mailto:olivier.lah...@cea.fr>> wrote:

>
>Hi Jesse,
>
>I'm still working on systemImager, but I'm right now very buzy at work,
>so
>progress is slow.
>Anyway, the latest working packages are in OSCAR repository.
>
>I've been told that lvm on some hardware freezes.
>The solution in that case is tu use the UYOK (Use Your Own Kernel).
>
>The problem in SystemImager is the boot image template creation. the
>build
>method is broken. It used to be fine when kernel 2.4 or 2.6 were of the
>same
>generation among all linux distros, but new, the versions are too much
>etherogeneous and thus, when generating a kernel 3.x boot image on a
>rhel6 for
>example leads to broken stuffs (lvm build with kernel 2.6 system include
>and
>running on a kernel 3.x).
>
>My aim is to change boot image creation and replace most of the build
>with
>dracut. Unfortunately, this needs time because dracut command uses
>modules
>that are not available on all distros (e.g. systemd).
>I also need to check how to run systemimager scripts from a dracut image.
>(2
>cases: initscripts or systemd)
>
>I'm sorry for being so long in finxing this, but I really have to much
>work
>right now to fix everything fast. OSCAR depends on SystemImager, so be
>assured
>that sooner or later, I4ll fix this once for all.
>
>Best regards,
>
>Olivier.
>
>Le Thursday 19 June 2014 17:11:40 Connell, Jesse a écrit :
>> Hello,
>>
>> I'm working on setting up a new installation of SystemImager, but I'm a
>> bit confused about the state of the project, particularly documentation,
>> releases, etc.  I'm asking here just because I've seen helpful
>> SystemImager-related messages from Olivier Lahaye show up here in recent
>> history, and the rpm packages hosted on 
>> svn.oscar.openclustergroup.org<http://svn.oscar.openclustergroup.org>
>> (whereas the official releases seem to have stopped around 2008, and the
>> SourceForge mailing list is just spam now, sadly).
>>
>> So does anyone know:  should I consider the packages on
>> openclustergroup.org<http://openclustergroup.org> the most official release 
>> these days?  And if I try
>> using the latest source from github, do you think it'll really make
>>small
>> animals cry, etc., as README.unstable warns?  Is there any documentation
>> aside from what's there with the code itself and the 4.1.6 manual still
>>on
>> the site?  (I'd love to know if the wiki is still hiding somewhere!)
>>
>> Thanks for any tips!
>>
>> Jesse
>>
>>
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