Hennessey Daniel wrote:
using cobbler to import an existing x86-64 distro tree but when I do a
"cobbler distro report" it says the distro's arch is x86.
I can use "cobbler distro add" and explicitly state the arch but this
leaves the distro tree in place and I was hoping to import all my
kickstart trees to be managed by cobbler.
Any clues?
This shouldn't happen, but it won't cause any adverse results... what
distro source were you using for the import? (i.e. RHEL 4 DVD? rsync
mirror?). If you can
give me further info I'll take a look at see what's wrong with the
auto-detection.
Cobbler uses the arch field to decide when to set up for different
bootloaders, such as "ia64" implying elilo. It doesn't pay attention
to the difference between
x86 and x86_64 as it uses syslinux either way.
If you want to fix it, you can run:
cobbler distro edit --name=foo --arch=x86_64
--Michael
Cheers
Dan
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