Re: [Unattended] Fibre disk

2006-09-29 Thread Bryan Dunn
Thanks Sebastian, I have tried the new boot cd from the link you sent. It appears that this new kernel now recognizes my boot disk (I have a /sys/block/sda). However, I seem to have a new problem. I am using PXE boot and when the gentoo kernel tries to get a dhcp address, it fails stating the

Re: [Unattended] Fibre disk

2006-09-29 Thread Mario Gzuk
Hi, this could be a problem of your lease times If you are running ISC DHCP you should use this options in your configuration: dynamic-bootp-lease-length 10 If you are running some other DHCP server you should consult the manual to avoid this errors. I dont think that this is a problem of

Re: [Unattended] Fibre disk

2006-09-29 Thread Bryan Dunn
Thanks Mario, No dice on the lease time. I set the default lease time to 10 and still have the problem. Running dhcpd in debug mode, it appears as if the dhcp server does offer the client an IP address, but the client seems to think the address is already in use in the DHCPDISCOVER routine.

Re: [Unattended] Fibre disk

2006-09-29 Thread Bryan Dunn
I just realized that I may have made a mistake with my boot image. I am using pxelinux.0 for my boot image and my pxelinux.cfg/default file points to the uakernel and uaroot files. Is there another boot image I am supposed to be using (outside of pxelinux.0)? Thanks, Bryan On Fri,

Re: [Unattended] Fibre disk

2006-09-29 Thread Sebastian Mellmann
Maybe you should upgrade your pxelinux.0 to the newest version. Just a thought :-) The pxe config is ok that way. Sebastian -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Bryan Dunn Sent: Friday, September 29, 2006 4:51 PM To:

Re: [Unattended] Fibre disk

2006-09-29 Thread Mario Gzuk
mmm What dhcp-server you are using? The gentoo boot-cd use an other dhcp client. Maybe here is the problem. You can fill out a bug report for this client software here: http://developer.berlios.de/bugs/?group_id=4229 I have decide to use dhcpcd because it is in active development, the

Re: [Unattended] Fibre disk - Solved

2006-09-29 Thread Bryan Dunn
Sebastian and Mario, thanks for your help. Here are the steps I took to resolve the problem: 1. Used the latest boot kernel from Unattended-gui, which contained drivers from my hardware 2. Unarchived the uaroot boot image -mkdir /tmp/initrd -cd /tmp/initrd -gzip -dc /tftpboot/uaroot |

Re: [Unattended] Fibre disk - Solved

2006-09-29 Thread Mario Gzuk
Nice to hear once that you are fit with your linux and twice that we had helped you out... I will try to add your expirience to our project at least as fallback configuration. Thank you for this response and sorry for my bad english... Its a work in progress greetings mario Am Freitag,