Here config for SystemRescueCD 8

[A Former User]

Hello,

since the tutorial is for an old RescueCD Version, the config has to be changed. I didn’t know the existence of Fog 2 days ago so maybe the “way to do” is not the good one, but this is working

1. Download SystemRescueCD 8.01 iso file on official website, mount it.

2. copy directory sysresscd to /var/www :

cp -dpR /media/cdrom0/sysresccd/ /var/www/utils/systemrescuecd/

3. copy following files to /tftpboot/utils/systemrescuecd/ :

/media/cdrom0/sysresccd/boot/amd_ucode.img
/media/cdrom0/sysresccd/boot/intel_ucode.img
/media/cdrom0/sysresccd/boot/x86_64/vmlinuz
/media/cdrom0/sysresccd/boot/x86_64/sysresccd.img

1. Add a new menu entry

Menu Item: os.SystemRescueCd.8.01
Description: SystemRescueCd 8.01

Parameters:
kernel tftp://${fog-ip}/utils/systemrescuecd/vmlinuz  archisobasedir=sysresccd ip=dhcp archiso_http_srv=http://${fog-ip}/utils/systemrescuecd/ checksum
initrd tftp://${fog-ip}/utils/systemrescuecd/intel_ucode.img
initrd tftp://${fog-ip}/utils/systemrescuecd/amd_ucode.img
initrd tftp://${fog-ip}/utils/systemrescuecd/sysresccd.img
imgargs docache
boot || goto MENU

Menu Show with: All Hosts

and you are good to go

[Greg Plamondon]

@the_ccm

I tried this but get an error on the client when selecting the rescue cd option:

docache... Operation not permitted (http://ipxe.org/410c613c)

[A Former User]

@greg-plamondon said in Here config for SystemRescueCD 8:

@the_ccm

I tried this but get an error on the client when selecting the rescue cd option:

docache... Operation not permitted (http://ipxe.org/410c613c)

maybe a permission issue on /var/www/utils folder ? mine is root:root 755

also check http://ipxe.org/410c613c

[Greg Plamondon]

@the_ccm said in Here config for SystemRescueCD 8:

@greg-plamondon said in Here config for SystemRescueCD 8:

@the_ccm

I tried this but get an error on the client when selecting the rescue cd option:

docache... Operation not permitted (http://ipxe.org/410c613c)

maybe a permission issue on /var/www/utils folder ? mine is root:root 755

also check http://ipxe.org/410c613c

Permissions are root:root 755 and I still get the error.
What Linux distro are you using? I am using Centos 7

[A Former User]

@greg-plamondon I’m using Centos 7 too