Thanks soo much for all the help ... YES! I finally was able to test
and boot and login to an iSCSI root drive using CentOS ...
and yes, I did do the mkinitrd to generate my init ... I did not go
the creating and building your own init/initrd route.
thanks again!
- V.
On Apr 8, 1:38 pm, Mike
v i n c e wrote:
> I'd like to find out if anyone has successfully performed the above by
> inserting into an init script for initrd - for the purpose of booting
> a diskless server on an iscsi-root?
> Having gotten the above to work, I attempted to modify my init script
> so that I can boot to my
thank you for the response ..
On Apr 8, 12:21 pm, Mike Christie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> When you run iscsistart you cannot have iscsid running and you must load
> the modules by hand. So you have to do the modprobe iscsi_tcp that the
> init script would normally do for you.
>
in fact as
v i n c e wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I am trying to setup an iscsi root disk; googled instructions that
> suggests to make changes to init in the initrd; before doing so I
> wanted to test the "iscsistart" CLI. I am able to connect to my
> target when I start the iscsi daemon via the: service isc
Hello all,
I am trying to setup an iscsi root disk; googled instructions that
suggests to make changes to init in the initrd; before doing so I
wanted to test the "iscsistart" CLI. I am able to connect to my
target when I start the iscsi daemon via the: service iscsi start.
However, I am unabl
