Beoboot-install help!
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Kian_Chang_Low at vdgc.com.sg Kian_Chang_Low at vdgc.com.sgMon Jan 22 23:46:37 PST 2001
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Hi Rick,
About beofdisk, is it possible to do a "fdisk" to a particular node? Like
in "bpctl" or "beoboot-install".
Thanks,
Kian.
Rick Niles
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01/23/2001
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> After doing a "beofdisk -w", you have to do a reboot for the partition
> table to be written. On scyld software, you can reboot with
> "bpctl -S <node_number> -s reboot"
>
> That should get it to work.
Hmmm... I'm not sure I agree. You shouldn't have to reboot to have
the partition table written.
Let go though what I think is happening...
> beoboot -q
> beoboot -w
First off I sure hope you mean "beofdisk -q" and not "beoboot -q".
Second, if you slave nodes have some previous partitioning scheme
(i.e. this disks have been used for something else before) and you
want the default Scyld scheme...do "beofdisk -q -d" which will write
out the default partition table (to a /etc/beowulf/fdisk file) that
will include a partition for the beoboot image. Then do "beofdisk -w"
to write it out.
After this, "beoboot-install -a /dev/hda" should work...
Rick Niles
Scyld Computing Corporation
("author of beofdisk")
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