kickstart install using NFS
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Daniel Kidger Daniel.Kidger at quadrics.comThu Oct 10 10:01:25 PDT 2002
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From: canon at pookie.nersc.gov [mailto:canon at pookie.nersc.gov] >Incidentally, you can also just loop mount the iso >images as disc1..disc5 and the installer will >select the correct directory. I know this works >for http. I'm not certain about nfs. For http this is true, but I suspect (unproven) that there would be a performance hit when installing a large cluster over copying the files out of the .iso into a real directory. As for nfs - It won't work since you cant export such loopback mounts - the client node would just see an empty directory. Also it is neater to have all the RPMs in the directory. That way you can use 'yum' to easily install extra packages later (to provide xterms for example). Yours, Daniel. -------------------------------------------------------------- Dr. Dan Kidger, Quadrics Ltd. daniel.kidger at quadrics.com One Bridewell St., Bristol, BS1 2AA, UK 0117 915 5505 ----------------------- www.quadrics.com --------------------
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