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Thats basically what I was doing although I don't know what you mean by |
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ram duplication. |
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The other thing I was having a problem with was the netmount script. |
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Seems it either mounts the network drives too late, which screws the |
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other scripts up or it unmounts too early and cant shut down properly. |
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Any ideas? |
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Jon. |
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On Sun, 2004-07-18 at 05:48, Jimmy Rosen wrote: |
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> Yes, some areas must of course be individual, but that's a minor issue. |
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> Just some files/directories in /var for logs and some software |
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> settings, /etc for allowing different configurations on different |
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> nodes, /lib for allowing different hardware setups in kernel module |
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> loading, and then I also allow /root to be individual for each node for |
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> simplicity in maintainance and testing. |
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> These can be mounted in ram duplication or network file distribution, |
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> depending on need and interest. |
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> Harebrafolk |
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> Jimmy |
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> On Sunday 18 July 2004 00.16, Jonathan Taylor wrote: |
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> > Hi, |
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> > I am doing this on a 20 or so node x86 cluster. I am really puzzled as |
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> > to how you share the same image. Can you give me some hints? It seemed |
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> > to me that the nodes should have write access to certain /var areas etc. |
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> > Any help is appreciated. |
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> > Jon. |
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