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+ | In those directories you have to setup items like where the image directory should be located, local servers, apt sources etc. |
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+ | And if everything goes as planned, you will get lots of warnings and a message saying that image creation was successful at the end. |
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+ | (check fai documentation on how to do this). |
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+ | On polyphemus add the user fai, with home in /mnt/disk1/fai to keep logs of installations of the rack. |
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+ | to deal with the rack clients. |
Latest revision as of 14:46, 17 February 2005
Fully Automated Installation (FAI) is the package used to install the nodes with disks (the rack nodes).
Installing FAI
apt-get install fai
Create a user called "fai".
You have to edit the three files:
/etc/fai/fai.conf /etc/fai/sources.list /etc/fai/make-fai-nfsroot.conf
In those directories you have to setup items like where the image directory should be located, local servers, apt sources etc.
Then you should run:
fai-setup
And if everything goes as planned, you will get lots of warnings and a message saying that image creation was successful at the end.
Make the appropriate adjustments to the files in:
/usr/local/share/fai/
(check fai documentation on how to do this).
On polyphemus add the user fai, with home in /mnt/disk1/fai to keep logs of installations of the rack.
On majorana remember to update
/etc/dhcpd.conf
to deal with the rack clients.