several kernels?

AUSTIN MURPHY amurphy at nbcs.rutgers.edu
Tue Sep 17 20:59:46 CEST 2002


I use a number of different kernels depending on which class is defined.
Put all your kernels in fai/files/packages and make a file MYCLASS.var
in fai/class that assigns the variable "kernelimage" to the name of the
correct kernel package.

For example, here is my kernel:
fai/files/packages/kernel-image-2.4.19-sun4u_ULTRA1.02_sparc.deb

fai/class/ULTRA1.var :
kernelimage=kernel-image-2.4.19-sun4u_ULTRA1.02_sparc.deb

The script fai/scripts/DEFAULT/S01 automatically takes care of installing
the kernel, you just have to put your kernel in the right place and let
FAI know what its name is.

I hope this helps.

Austin


On Tue, 17 Sep 2002, Michael Renner wrote:

> Moin,
> I need to have several kernels on my maschines, the users may have the
> possibility to choose one of them.
> But when I put the name of a kernelpackage to ... lets say
> fai/disk_config/MY_CLASS the non interactiv installation fails due there is
> no $target/etc/lilo.conf and no /vmlinuz at this moment. The kernel which is
> installed by FAI is installed as one as the last things, also the lilo.conf
> is generated as one on the latest steps.
>
> Any ideas beside to create a kernelpackage without the postinst and preinst
> scripts?
> Thanks
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