Re: DHCP client in anaconda
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Hao Luo wrote:
Hi,
I have being devoted to investigating linux network installation via
UUID(Universal Unique Identifier), unique for each IBM xSeries server.
As I know, syslinux 2.07 has provided support of sending a dhcp request
containing UUID infomation, which can be recogonized by dhcpd3.0. Do you
have any idea of how to make dhcp client in anaconda send request with
additional UUID infomation.
Hao,
I found your question interesting so I poked around some. It looks like
Anaconda uses pump and not a dhcpclient. I cannot tell, if pump would
allow you to retrieve a UUID. isys.py makes a call to isys.c via
pumpnetdevice. You would want to look at /usr/include/pump.h for the
struct pumpNetIntf definition. Files net.c and isys.c work with the
information returned from pump. At this late hour it all looks
automagically to me. I believe you will have to customize Anaconda to
obtain your desired functionality. It looks like only part of the dhcp
information is used in Anaconda. There are a couple of items for S390
in pumpNetIntf. I don't know if that is the same as xSeries.
Have fun.
Greg
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