From: Lonnie A. <li...@lo...> - 2007-01-15 23:20:39
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On Jan 15, 2007, at 4:29 PM, Kristian Kielhofner wrote: > On 1/15/07, Terry Markovich <tm...@be...> wrote: >> >> Kristian, >> >> Really just wondering if you had something imminent. For >> upgrading my >> appliance, I think I will have a boot partition with a kernel >> (with all >> needed drivers builtin) and a filesystem in an initrd, which will >> immediately execute an upgrade script. That way I can then >> overwrite my >> CF disk with a new partition image (leaving the boot partition in >> place). >> >> Terry >> > > Terry, > > Star2Star is (and has been using) a runnix/astlinux/syslinux/kexec > based bootloader for quite some time. However, I haven't made the > specific configuration available because a) I want to make some > improvments first and b) because we control the entire appliance and > network, I can be much more certain that I'm not forgetting something > and someone's data might go missing, etc. > > It's been working quite well. > > Here is what we are doing: > > - Partition CF card with one 128mb FAT16 partition. This holds > syslinux, runnix, and full ext2 AstLinux disk images (actually more > than that - they are identical to the .img files already created) > > - CF boots, syslinux boots runnix > > - runnix looks for a "good" AstLinux image and boots it. If none is > found, it connects to our provisioning server (runnix supports > dhcp/ssh/wget/etc/etc) and downloads, verifies, installs and boots the > new AstLinux image. It oarses a config file for this info. > > Runnix has been at 0.1 since I created it in August last year. I > need some more time to work on it! Maybe you'd like to help? :) > > -- Kristian, In this environment... 1) Where does VoiceMail get stored? The FAT16 partition? 2) How would a person install an AGI? Lonnie |