HD cloning
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Rob Latham rlatham at plogic.comMon Dec 4 06:12:22 PST 2000
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On Mon, Dec 04, 2000 at 01:53:21PM +0000, Rich Grenyer wrote: > Has anyone had any experience with cloning hard drives for cluster > installations? Our cluster needs fully functional disk-based nodes > unfortunately, and I don't feel like running through the RedHat > installation procedure that many times - any suggestions, or am I > just being lazy? redhat's kickstart: not the best documented, but good enough. there are example ks.cfg 's on the cd. once you write one ks.cfg template, you can generate ks disks for all N nodes in your cluster systemimager: (www.systemimager.org) requires a bit more infrastructure (a dhcp server and an image server), but after installing one machine the other machines install with out any babysitting (that's the theory. and in practice it's 'pretty close' if you don't have exotic hardware ) i'm sure there are others. those are the two i've played with. For what it's worth, for our needs (many different clusters) making kickstart disks won out over systemimager, primarily because of disk space. ==rob -- [ Rob Latham <rlatham at plogic.com> Developer, Admin, Alchemist ] [ Paralogic Inc. - www.plogic.com ] [ ] [ GPG Fingerprint: EAE8 DE90 85BB 526F 3181 1FCF 51C4 B6CB 08CC 0897 ]
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