Re: No /tmp/fai/, /tmp not writable

That did it. In the past I used ch-boot to generate the pxe config files and then edited them manually. I thought I had to have anboth root and nfsroot parameters. I didn't understand the difference. Still don't actually. But I see that the root parameter is correct the way ch-boot generates

Using FAI Profiles

Dear FAI Users: I'm a little unclear on how to use FAI profiles. I created a profile file: /srv/fai/config/class/myprofile.profile Now I'd like to perform a dirinstall using this profile. The profile file defines the classes I want to apply to the new system/chroot. I'd assumed that there would

Re: Using FAI Profiles

> On Tue, 13 Feb 2018 09:34:52 -0600, Itamar Gal > said: > I'm a little unclear on how to use FAI profiles. I created a profile file: > /srv/fai/config/class/myprofile.profile FAI profiles are only used if the flag menu is used which is normally not done

Re: Using FAI Profiles

> On Tue, 13 Feb 2018 11:59:40 -0600, Itamar Gal > said: > Thanks for the response. No, I definitely don't want the curses menu. I was hoping that there was a command-line option. I guess I'm confused about > the purpose of the profiles; I thought they

Re: Using FAI Profiles

Hey Thomas, Thanks for the response. No, I definitely don't want the curses menu. I was hoping that there was a command-line option. I guess I'm confused about the purpose of the profiles; I thought they were supposed to bundle several classes together for convenience and clarity. Is that not