Cobbler 2.6.4. Sorry
Stuart J. Newman
Engineer 4; Systems
Solar Dynamics Observatory (SDO)
Honeywell Technology Solutions Inc
NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
Building 14, Room E222
Mail Stop 428.2
On 12.08.2014 [14:36:50 -0400], Jennifer Patrick wrote:
Hiya.
Just wondering if anyone has figured out a way via the API, or how to
show-horn it into the web-interface, to enable cobbler to set a pxe boot
flag on a system. Currently in cobbler we can do the equivalent of:
May I ask why
They act on two different levels. The ipmi chassis bootdev pxe command really
sets the device that the BIOS probes for booting. That way you don't need to
set your machine boot order to prefer network boots permanently in BIOS, but
can leave the default and change it ad-hoc. We also use this
Is there a PXE once option in cobbler? Basically, my logic is that with a
large amount of servers set to boot CD/HD/Network i'd like it if the
already flexible cobbler can also issue a pxe flag to system (Like when you
toggle netboot_enabled) so that way the system will know to netboot the
next
Just stumbled across a problem that had me resorting to the power of
Google for a fix today...
Cobbler server OS is CentOS 6.5 x86_64
Cobbler itself is installed from the packages in the EPEL repository and
was upgraded from 2.4 to 2.6 overnight.
# rpm -qa|grep -i cobbler
The chcon did fix the save profile issue. Do you have any thoughts on the save
system problem with cobbler 2.6.4? (see other e-mail).
Stuart J. Newman
Engineer 4; Systems
Solar Dynamics Observatory
On 13.08.2014 [16:56:15 +0200], Andr? Gem?nd wrote:
They act on two different levels. The ipmi chassis bootdev pxe command
really sets the device that the BIOS probes for booting. That way you
don't need to set your machine boot order to prefer network boots
permanently in BIOS, but can leave
On 13.08.2014 [10:58:12 -0400], Jennifer Patrick wrote:
Is there a PXE once option in cobbler? Basically, my logic is that with a
large amount of servers set to boot CD/HD/Network i'd like it if the
already flexible cobbler can also issue a pxe flag to system (Like when you
toggle
Yeah. If I'm not mistaken the Cobbler pxe_just_once scheme relies upon
pulling mac addrs into and out of the tftpboot files (ie netboot disabled
means I have no tftpboot boot entry for your mac addr.) This scheme
breaks down if one chooses to hand out ip addrs (dhcp) and boot info (tftp)
On 08/13/2014 10:18 AM, Phil Edwards wrote:
Just stumbled across a problem that had me resorting to the power of
Google for a fix today...
Cobbler server OS is CentOS 6.5 x86_64
Cobbler itself is installed from the packages in the EPEL repository and
was upgraded from 2.4 to 2.6 overnight.
#
On 08/12/2014 02:59 PM, Eric N. Jones wrote:
I had a working power management for magic packets up until the most recent
update pushed through the EPEL repo to version 2.6.3. Now when I try to
remotely power on a machine, I get a message like this:
# cobbler system poweron --name=cf238
task
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