Hi all,
Hoping that someone might be able to help me here. I dynamically generate
much of the install.cfg by running scripts that send output to files that
are, in turn, loaded into install.cfg utilizing loadConfig. The scripts
that are run are placed into the mfsroot in /stand and /. They
On 11 November 2010 12:12, vrwmil...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
Hoping that someone might be able to help me here. I dynamically generate
much of the install.cfg by running scripts that send output to files that
are, in turn, loaded into install.cfg utilizing loadConfig. The scripts that
are
vgc I do this twice before the installCommit and both scripts run and load the
vgc resulting configs successfully. I also run another script after the
vgc InstallComit...it fails citing the script could not be found. In
vgc troubleshooting, I found that sysinstall is removing /stand and doing
On Thu, Nov 11, 2010 at 10:34 AM, Ross we...@connection.ca wrote:
vgc I do this twice before the installCommit and both scripts run and load
the
vgc resulting configs successfully. I also run another script after the
vgc InstallComit...it fails citing the script could not be found. In
vgc
On Thu, 2010-11-11 at 12:12 +, vrwmil...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
Hoping that someone might be able to help me here. I dynamically generate
much of the install.cfg by running scripts that send output to files that
are, in turn, loaded into install.cfg utilizing loadConfig. The
Wow! Thanks for all the info and the time you spent pulling it together and
writing it out, Devin! There is a lot to digest. Right now, I do have
a workaround that I am currently testing out. I will be hanging onto your
email for future reference, certainly.
On Nov 11, 2010 12:19pm, Devin
TT is there a person who can help me to solve some problems with
TT sysinstall and its install.cfg.
TT How can i manage that my mfsroot executes custom commands ?
Before the installCommit command you generally only have access to
statically compiled commands (generally in the /stand directory)
On 2 July 2010 15:48, Ross we...@connection.ca wrote:
TT is there a person who can help me to solve some problems with
TT sysinstall and its install.cfg.
TT How can i manage that my mfsroot executes custom commands ?
Before the installCommit command you generally only have access to
Hello,
is there a person who can help me to solve some problems with sysinstall
and its install.cfg.
How can i manage that my mfsroot executes custom commands ?
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Thomas Toka
Webmaster,
Hi,
I'm trying to figure out how could I tell sysinstall to let the user
choose the disk he want to install into and then, based on that
response, create automatically without any other question the
partitions/labels that are required.
I've seen several examples but I can't find the way to
I'm trying to figure out how to use the sysinstall using a install.cfg
script to install on multiple machines without floppies, and without
needing any interaction other than putting in the CD.
I can create the script but don't know where to put it on the modified
installation CD, or how to
On 4/11/2005 6:52 AM, Todd wrote:
I'm trying to figure out how to use the sysinstall using a install.cfg
script to install on multiple machines without floppies, and without
needing any interaction other than putting in the CD.
I can create the script but don't know where to put it on the
Thank you!
Excellent, exactly what I needed.
The plan is to use disc1 of the release and modify it with a few
packages and config changes to make an easily installable version of our
modified desktop (Waimea/ROX/Webmin). I was going to use the BSD
installer (bsdinstaller.org) but this way
I've scripted sysinstall to do a complete system installation, compiled a
custom PXE kernel and mfsroot image, and gotten almost all of my disk
issues straightened out.
My last issue is this:
After the system installation completes and the system reboots, I get
errors about the file systems not
Hello all,
I am trying to make an automatic install procedure of a FreeBSD 5.2.1.
I'm booting from the 5.2.1-miniiso and then I insert a floppy containing
my install.cfg. Then I select the Load config menuitem from sysinstall
and run the install.cfg. It then perform some network operations but
I have a PXE boot build system that works great. I am about to make a database
that will grow very large, so I thought it might be a good idea to create a partition
for that database that has a large fragment block size (to save time on fsck's and
the like). Does anyone know how to do
On Wed, 4 Feb 2004 15:20:37 -0800
Michael Barrett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a PXE boot build system that works great. I am about to
make a database that will grow very large, so I thought it might
be a good idea to create a partition for that database that has a
large
Suppose I want to get something like:
0 63 62- 12 unused0
63 20466747 20466809da0s1 8freebsd 165
20466810 15085035 35551844da0s2 8freebsd 165
35551845 14633 35566477- 12
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