Eugene Ventimiglia wrote:
I'm running:
cobbler import
--path=/mnt/os-install/exported/media/Linux/RH-4.0-ES-U4-AMD64/
--name=rhel4
and cobbler list reports:
...
distro rhel4-i386
profile rhel4-i386
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It sort of looks like a bug, but it isn't. Cobbler determines the
"arch" bits based on the paths you import. As the standard
rsync/build trees (well, RHEL really doesn't have them -- Fedora and
RHEL derivatives do), typically say x86_64 or i386 in them, it uses the
presense of these tokens in the part to ID the distro.
If you are importing from a DVD, this shouldn't happen.
Basically the names don't mean anything, so you can just do the
following and will be fine:
cobbler profile rename --name=rhel4-i386 --newname=rhel4-x86_64 --arch=x86
cobbler distro rename --name=rhel4-i386 --newname=rhel4-x86_64 --arch=x86
The arch field really isn't needed except for distinguishing that things
are /not/ ia64 boxes, which require different baremetal boot loader setup.
--Michael
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