Re: [Oscar-users] Bootstrap problems

[Mitchel K. <mi...@na...>]

I initially left it blank and it didn't work.  Then I added: "http://bison.csm.ornl.gov/repos/unstable/rhel-5-x86_64" as you suggested to someone else in this mail list.  Still no go.  I also tried editing my file in yum.repo to the unstable directory and it installed Oscar 6.0.4 but came back with the same error when bootstrapping.

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Subject: Re: [Oscar-users] Bootstrap problems

Mitchel,

Can you give me the content of your /tftpboot/distro/redhat-el-5-x86_64.url file? Based on your logs, the repository for RHEL-5 is not specified and it should be a local directory where you manually copied all the RPMs. In other terms, it seems to be a configuration issue, and i will be happy to help you to fix it.

Regards,


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Objet: [Oscar-users] Bootstrap problems





Was trying to install Oscar 6.03 or 6.04 on a Redhat x86_64 box but can not bootstrap it. I have followed all the instructions and have read through all the threads describing the similar problems here. I have attached my bootstrap.log. 



Don’t know if it helps but I get the same(or similar) error “ERROR: Impossible to detect the architecture of repos: --repo at /usr/bin/yume line 99.” When I install Oscar 5.1 with Yume 2.8. No Problems when installing with Yume 2.7. 



~Mitchel 
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