>
>> Hmm, Usually, you can boot very well even if the hostname is not set -
>> you just need to tftp server address.
> well the dns name has been set to that address in BIND
> DHCP entry is like:
>
>group {
> # PXE-specific configuration directives
> next-serve
okee dokee
thanks for the help
Henning Sprang wrote:
James wrote:
> [...]
pings fine and no funny logs
I'm out of ideas, then.
Only checking if the problem exist with a slightly older fai version
might be interesting.
As I said, the last one I tested is 3.2.6 - and as long as my wifi
route
James wrote:
> [...]
pings fine and no funny logs
I'm out of ideas, then.
Only checking if the problem exist with a slightly older fai version
might be interesting.
As I said, the last one I tested is 3.2.6 - and as long as my wifi
router who doesn't know the name of some clients is out of t
Hmm, Usually, you can boot very well even if the hostname is not set -
you just need to tftp server address.
well the dns name has been set to that address in BIND
DHCP entry is like:
group {
# PXE-specific configuration directives
next-server tftpserver;
James wrote:
Usually I only see this, if my DHCP doesn't know the system and gives
it a random ip from the pool.
yeah,
the shell shows
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
So, setting the name is broken very early - fai can't make more of it
than it has here.
Surely, it must not be your fault, you can be bite
So, after the install, before faireboot, the hostname command get's
you a "host"? Or is the hostname set corectly in the shell
Usually I only see this, if my DHCP doesn't know the system and gives
it a random ip from the pool.
yeah,
the shell shows
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
i can type hostname and
James wrote:
What's the exact symptom?
System won't pickup classes defined cause it can't define system
hostname. I noticed it just default sets it to "host"
So, after the install, before faireboot, the hostname command get's you
a "host"? Or is the hostname set corectly in the shell
Usua
What's the exact symptom?
System won't pickup classes defined cause it can't define system
hostname. I noticed it just default sets it to "host" and then choose
the classes defined in the *) entry in the 50-host-classes file
my hostname is vm00.blahblahblah.com
here's my class entry:
# use
James wrote:
Hey guys,
i noticed that FAI isn't picking up my system's hostname from my DNS
servers.
What's the exact symptom?
the fai and distribution version yo are using?
cd or pxe install?
It sometimes happend, and there was some confusion in hostname handling
in FAI in some versions
Hey guys,
i noticed that FAI isn't picking up my system's hostname from my DNS
servers.
it SHOULD be picking them up right? or do i have to explicity set the
host address related to hostname in
/srv/fai/nfsroot/live/filesystem.dir/etc/hosts?
TIA
-James
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