Hi. I think you misunderstood what my problem is. I'll try to describe my problem better. ----- "Shaohui Zheng" <shaohui.zheng@intel.com> wrote:
Y ou need to add a option in your parameter like this
... snip ... install=nfs://192.168.1.2/install/x86_64/sles10
I'm not trying to install from nfs. I'm installing from http and the install goes just fine. Within the autoyast xml configuration I have defined several NFS mount points, which the machine should use once installed. Like this: <nfs config:type="list"> <nfs_entry> <mount_point>/opt/lam-6.5.9</mount_point> <nfs_options>bg,soft</nfs_options> <server_path>srv611:/opt/lam-6.5.9</server_path> </nfs_entry> <nfs_entry> <mount_point>/gx01</mount_point> <nfs_options>bg,soft</nfs_options> <server_path>uxfile01:/export/sta/dd1/gf/gx01</server_path> </nfs_entry> <nfs_entry> <mount_point>/home3</mount_point> <nfs_options>bg,soft</nfs_options> <server_path>uxfile01:/export/dyn/ddc/3</server_path> </nfs_entry> </nfs> This is whats happening: * Installations is started with SELS9 CD1 * I point it the the http server where the install will find all the RPM packages etc. * I point it to the autoyast configuration fil * The install completes and the machine reboots * The network settings (from the autoyast configuration file) is applyed BUT the DHCP address isn't released (see my previous mail for details) * The machine tries to mount all the NFS shares defined in the autoyast xml file (see above). The NFS server rejects the newly installed machine because it uses a wrong ipadress (the DHCP address). * I end up on with a login prompt and the NFS mounts failed If I manually reboot the the machine when the install is done, the DCHP address isn't used anymore and the from now on I have my NFS shares with every reboot. But that isn't really a solution for me, because I need the NFS shares while running several post install scripts. -- Cheers Jacob Emcken -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-autoinstall+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-autoinstall+help@opensuse.org