Upgrading to 27bz-8
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Joe Nellis jnellis at dslextreme.comTue Nov 13 15:21:40 PST 2001
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Greetings, We would like to install this new version of Scyld software and we are currently running -7 version. When we originally installed -7 our nodes didn't have floppies or cdroms so we had to crack each case and hook up a floppy to get it booted once. This took considerable time. Once all the nodes were booted, we moved the boot image to each node's individual harddisk. Now I am wondering how we can avoid this again. If we install -8 onto our master node will the nodes come up in enough of a condition with their -7 bootimage to rewrite a new boot image to their harddisks? Otherwise I am assuming I will need a -8 boot image to write to the node disks before I even install -8 on the master. I hope this isn't confusing. thanks, Joe Nellis jnellis at dslextreme.com -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://www.scyld.com/pipermail/beowulf/attachments/20011113/1ebec38a/attachment.html
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