Re: [suse-autoinstall] How to make an own CD?
Hi.
On Tuesday 16 July 2002 08:33, Stephan.Joerrens@gad.de wrote:
But every time I get teh message that this is not the right CD for an autoinstall, but YaST2 accept these CD as source.....
Here is my mkisofs command: mkisofs -oe:\images\autosuse.img -p"Stephan.Joerrens@GAD.de" -P"GAD DZS/ABS" -A"SuSE-Linux-Professional- DEi386-8.0.0#autoinstall0" -V"SuSEautoinst.001" -r -T -J -pad -bsuse/images/boot/isolinux.bin -csuse/images/isolinux.catalog -no-emul-boot -boot-load-size 4 boot-info-table .
Try using the Volume ID from the original SuSE Linux CDs: Volume id: SU8000.001 instead of -V"SuSEautoinst.001"
Don't ask why, it works now..... Perhaps it was the -V"SU8000.001" entry together with some other changes I made on the CD. Thanks Stephan Joerrens
Hi, I had exactly the same problem. An -V SU8000.001 helped. By the way: This is the original COmmandline SuSE used to produce the CD Bootimage: mkisofs 1.14 -p CD-Team, feedback@suse.de -P SuSE GmbH, suse@suse.de -r -T \ -J -pad -sort /var/tmp/m_cd-Wbjzkb -no-emul-boot -boot-load-size 4 \ -boot-info-table -b suse/images/boot/isolinux.bin -c suse/images/boot.catalog -A \ SuSE-Linux-Professional-DE-i386-8.0.0#0 -V SU8000.001 -o ../../iso/SuSE-8.0-Prof-i386-de-RC4-CD1.iso /var/tmp/m_cd-YiiVui CD1 The subdirectory suse of the CD/DVD contains all files needed for making a correct boot image. I found this by doing a 'strings' on the Bootimage of the DVD ;-)
Hi.
On Tuesday 16 July 2002 08:33, Stephan.Joerrens@gad.de wrote:
But every time I get teh message that this is not the right CD for an autoinstall, but YaST2 accept these CD as source.....
Here is my mkisofs command: mkisofs -oe:\images\autosuse.img -p"Stephan.Joerrens@GAD.de" -P"GAD DZS/ABS" -A"SuSE-Linux-Professional- DEi386-8.0.0#autoinstall0" -V"SuSEautoinst.001" -r -T -J -pad -bsuse/images/boot/isolinux.bin -csuse/images/isolinux.catalog -no-emul-boot -boot-load-size 4 boot-info-table .
Try using the Volume ID from the original SuSE Linux CDs: Volume id: SU8000.001 instead of -V"SuSEautoinst.001"
Don't ask why, it works now..... Perhaps it was the -V"SU8000.001" entry together with some other changes I made on the CD.
Thanks Stephan Joerrens
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* Mathias Kettner
Hi,
I had exactly the same problem. An -V SU8000.001 helped. By the way: This is the original COmmandline SuSE used to produce the CD Bootimage:
mkisofs 1.14 -p CD-Team, feedback@suse.de -P SuSE GmbH, suse@suse.de -r -T \ -J -pad -sort /var/tmp/m_cd-Wbjzkb -no-emul-boot -boot-load-size 4 \ -boot-info-table -b suse/images/boot/isolinux.bin -c suse/images/boot.catalog -A \ SuSE-Linux-Professional-DE-i386-8.0.0#0 -V SU8000.001 -o ../../iso/SuSE-8.0-Prof-i386-de-RC4-CD1.iso /var/tmp/m_cd-YiiVui CD1
The subdirectory suse of the CD/DVD contains all files needed for making a correct boot image.
I found this by doing a 'strings' on the Bootimage of the DVD ;-)
Linuxrc checks for "SU" in the volume string of the CDROM just to make
sure SuSE CDs are being used.
For some more information about ISO creation, please see the SDB article
about that (which is not related to autoinstallation).
http://sdb.suse.de/en/sdb/html/fhassel_bootcd.html
Next release will have an option for creating ISO images for
auto-installation.
Regards,
Anas
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Anas Nashif
Hi Anas, you wrote...
Next release will have an option for creating ISO images for auto-installation.
...my question, maybe you once told it in the mailinglist but i cant't find it, when is the next release? and is it an yast2-autoinstall.rpm or is it a new suse8x release. greetings marc
* Marc Peter
Hi Anas,
you wrote...
Next release will have an option for creating ISO images for auto-installation.
...my question, maybe you once told it in the mailinglist but i cant't find it, when is the next release? and is it an yast2-autoinstall.rpm or is it a new suse8x release.
Next SuSE release, SuSE 8.1 Anas
greetings marc
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Anas Nashif
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002, Anas Nashif wrote:
* Marc Peter
[Jul 24. 2002 08:18]: ...my question, maybe you once told it in the mailinglist but i cant't find it, when is the next release? and is it an yast2-autoinstall.rpm or is it a new suse8x release.
Next SuSE release, SuSE 8.1
Hi Anas, I hope, there will be a maintenance release for 8.0 too. We have bought the 8.0 release, but for our hardware configuration (lvm with 2 disks) the autoinstall just doesn't work. However, I do not see any other reason why we should switch to 8.1. Volkmar -- Volkmar Glauche Department of Neurology E-Mail glauche@uke.uni-hamburg.de UKE Hamburg WWW http://glauche.home.pages.de/ Martinistr. 52 Phone 49(0)40-42803-5781 20246 Hamburg Fax 49(0)40-42803-9955
* Volkmar Glauche
On Wed, 24 Jul 2002, Anas Nashif wrote:
* Marc Peter
[Jul 24. 2002 08:18]: ...my question, maybe you once told it in the mailinglist but i cant't find it, when is the next release? and is it an yast2-autoinstall.rpm or is it a new suse8x release.
Next SuSE release, SuSE 8.1
Hi Anas,
I hope, there will be a maintenance release for 8.0 too. We have bought the 8.0 release, but for our hardware configuration (lvm with 2 disks) the autoinstall just doesn't work. However, I do not see any other reason why we should switch to 8.1.
I did not suggest you should switch. Automated installation, or short
autoyast2 is not an independent product. It's part of YaST2 which is
part of any Box release. New features come with every new release.
And the question that was raised concerned new features..
With regard to the LVM Problem, I did not want to fix the existing code
in 8.0 and prefered till I had a better implementation and then backport
it to 8.0. Yesterday I came to that point, a bit late and sorry about
that.
There is a new RPM in
ftp://ftp.suse.com/pub/people/nashif/autoyast2/RPMS/
it's still a release candidate
(yast2-module-autoinst-2.5.27rc1-0.noarch.rpm) and would be ofrficially
released only if it works for everyone..
Please let me know.
Anas
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Anas Nashif
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Anas Nashif
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Marc Peter
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Mathias Kettner
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Stephan.Joerrens@gad.de
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Volkmar Glauche