I can't remember the version, but at one point we made it so you can leave
installnic/primarynic blank, and we'd autodetect based on whet PXE booted.
With HS23, the on-board 10 Gb ports add some degree of surprise in how they
interact with the two on-board gigabit interfaces.
On Thu, Jun 14, 2012 at 3:29 PM, Stephen Fralich <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm trying to set up some new HS23 blades to boot a stateless image. The
> issue I'm running into is that xcat sees the boot interface as eth0, but
> Linux sees the boot interface as eth2. What I mean is if I set installnic
> and primarynic to eth2, getmacs retrieves the wrong mac address. If I set
> them to eth0, it retrieves the correct mac address, but then dhcp fails in
> the initrd because it's trying eth0. I'm running an older version of xcat,
> 2.5.1, but I looked through the wiki and see no mention of hs23. Anyone
> have any experience with xcat and hs23s? Thanks,
>
> Stephen
>
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