Re: About anaconda

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On Wed, Mar 08, 2006 at 12:20:08AM +0800, Huan Long Wang wrote:
>
> Does anaconda blindly wait there in the middle of retrieving an rpm
> package, or is there a timer to decide whether it has been too long for
> this package to be transferred?

For CD-ROM, NFS, and hard drive installs anaconda uses normal blocking
file IO.

> And, can anyone shed some light on whether there is a sort of switch that I
> can turn on to give me more useful information about what anaconda is doing
> when the nodes hang there?

For NFS-related kernel messages, check VC4 (Ctrl+Alt+F4).  It's likely
you're saturating your network, and since the kernel uses NFS over UDP
by default you might be losing packets under congestion.

Cheers,

Matt
-- 
Matt Wilson
Founding Engineer
rPath, Inc.
msw@xxxxxxxxx


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