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Having built a linux based cluster previously, I will say simply this: |
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The easiest way to do what you need to is to make a CD image that boots, |
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fdisks, and then untars the single by hand install that you will have done |
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;-). Then your CD should query a network server of some sort for |
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configuration files which will be generated so that each node in the |
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cluster will get unique information. |
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THis assumes that you are are going to be installing on a |
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homogeneous(sp?) cluster, of course, but that is how we did it. |
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Good Luck! |
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--Brandon |
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On Fri, 06/28/02 at 19:25:47 -0400, Petar Maymounkov wrote: |
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> Dear Gentoo Team, |
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> I am wondering if you have any info/docs on preparing a CD image that |
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> installs Gentoo Linux automatically without human intervention. |
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> I need this in order to install Gentoo Linux on 40 machines in our test |
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> bed cluster. |
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> THnak you, |
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> Petar |
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