Re: [PATCH] 00/05 add iSCSI install support to anaconda

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Overall, this is looking pretty good.  There are some relatively minor
changes that would be good to see before actually committing things.

On Fri, 2006-02-03 at 14:01 -0800, Patrick Mansfield wrote:
> This is basically a resubmit of previous code, with a clean up of some
> code in iscsi.py and iscsi_gui.py, and the addition of text install
> support.
> 
> The patch does not currently support copying of iscsi config files needed by
> initrd (or even normal iscsi startup), like /etc/initiatorname.iscsi or
> whatever else is needed for initrd support.

That's reasonable for at this point.  I've sent a set of suggestions to
Mike Christie on how to better structure the userspace tools so that
initrd support can be done in a sane fashion.  Having most of the
installer pieces already there and just having to write out a config
file should make it much easier to finish putting things together.

> Also, I don't think we need a kickstart for iscsi (each installed system
> will have its own initiator name, though the target could be the same
> across multiple installs).

Kickstart is still useful, though, as you could be generating your
kickstart configs from a database backend or something similar.  Not
something to hold up committing on, but would be good to get in
eventually.

Comments on each patch separately.

Jeremy


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