Ken Teh wrote:
I think this is the same problem I encountered months ago. You need to
specify the server's hostname, not its ip address.
I discovered the following: I use boot.iso to boot. If I do the
installation manually, I can NFS mount my server using its IP address. So,
I know that NFS works between the server and the client machine. I boot the
same way but now I tell boot.iso to install via kickstart. Nothing works.
In fact, the server does not see any NFS mount request. But, when I changed
the server ip to its dns name in the kickstart file, everything works.
You're right. I was using "ks" instead of
"ks=nfs:nfs.domain.tld:/kickstart" because, by default, kickstart can
take the same host than dhcp service if next-server isn't provided.
I guess it's trying to use IP address instead FQDN...
But if I defined an "next-server" for this group of host, this directive
bypass class "pxeclient" and I can't boot by PXE anymore...
How can I defined both this class and this group in dhcpd ?
Thanks,
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Raphaël 'SurcouF' Bordet
