[HELP!] Fedora Diskless Remote boot fail
Hi guys, I am trying to set up a server from where clients on a network can do a diskless boot of fedora 16 through pxe. I have set up the server with dhcp,tftp,nfs correctly and all are confirmed to be working. According to the guide mentioned here I installed dracut-network on the server, generated initramfs from the appropiate kernel, and placed it under tftp home and copied the filesystem to the NFS export. When I try to do the pxe boot at the client side, the client boots up to the pxe config and loads the kernel and initramfs. Then during the initialization I get the following error-
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I think this is happening because dracut is trying to get new IP address on top of the pxe assigned one. someone please help me. |
I think something should have shown below that last line.
See this maybe. "http://serverfault.com/questions/399990/pxe-boot-fedora-17-error" |
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and that you will be forced to install fedora 17 or 18 and if 17 then in 6 months after that ( July 2013) install fedora 18 ( or 19) when fedora 17 hits EOL in 60+ ,or so, DAYS there will NEVER be any more security updates to 16 . It will be dead for all practical purposes . |
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