Kernel update 6 hours later
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I’ve tried to avoid this for as long as I can. lol Can this only be done on a Linux machine? -
[quote=“NDNtech, post: 33256, member: 23658”]:( I’ve tried to avoid this for as long as I can. lol Can this only be done on a Linux machine?[/quote]
yes, it’s fairly simple to do, it just takes some time figuring out which drivers need to be included, Tom’s kernels tend to be all inclusive, and this can cause some load time issues.I’ve built a kernel or two in the past, just make sure you keep back ups of the working kernels… don’t ask why <.<
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[url]http://fogproject.org/wiki/index.php?title=Building_a_Custom_Kernel[/url]
^Is this the best guide out there?
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That should do just fine… this is an old guide and this is the one I used when creating my kernels.
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This is out of /etc/default/tftpd-hpa:
[CODE]# /etc/default/tftpd-hpa
FOG Modified version
TFTP_USERNAME=“root”
TFTP_DIRECTORY=“/tftpboot”
TFTP_ADDRESS=“0.0.0.0:69”
TFTP_OPTIONS=“-s”[/CODE]Is it right??
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For FTP, what does tftp have to do with it?
That file doesn’t mean anything in regards to kernel download.
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Well, I figured out that the kernel issue was for the browser. I was wondering if this was right since it has 0.0.0.0 rather than my IP address
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0.0.0.0 in that context basically means listen on all available addresses on your machine. You should leave it at that value.
Can you confirm exactly what you see when you boot one of the problematic clients, e.g. Do you see it get a DHCP entry and then grab the iPXE image?
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Yes, it gets to the ipxe screen and if it’s going to the menu, it takes forever to load bg.png. If it’s going to the imaging environment it takes forever to load bzimage
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If it is just being slow then I would agree that it is probably a driver issue, but in one of your other threads you mentioned that you fixed it…
[QUOTE]I got the problem fixed that made the fog boot menu take forever to load by setting permissions to the tftpboot folder to 777 and the owner is fog and the restarting the xinetd service.Now when I try to upload/deploy an image, bzimage will not go past 0%.[/QUOTE]
Does that workaround no longer work? I mean does it EVER complete or is it just slow? -
It ended up being a network issue. I just moved the computer to the same switch as the server and it went blazing fast. I’m going to get with the Network Admin and see if we can get this cleared up.
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it seems like the first time I try it it goes somewhat slow. If I try again, it’ll go super slow. That work around proved to be ineffective.
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What workaround?
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From IANABC
[QUOTE]If it is just being slow then I would agree that it is probably a driver issue, but in one of your other threads you mentioned that you fixed it…
[INDENT=1]I got the problem fixed that made the fog boot menu take forever to load by setting permissions to the tftpboot folder to 777 and the owner is fog and the restarting the xinetd service.[/INDENT]
[INDENT=1] [/INDENT]
[INDENT=1]Now when I try to upload/deploy an image, bzimage will not go past 0%.[/INDENT]
Does that workaround no longer work? I mean does it EVER complete or is it just slow?[/QUOTE]
