Re: [SSI-users] URGENT: regarding problem in openSSI cluster for fedora core 3 release

[Roger T. <rog...@gm...>]

Hey,

First which version of OpenSSI are you using?  There are several
iterations of 1.9.x

Maybe you just need to refresh the combined file for etherboot with
`ssi-ksync` command.  Make sure the "combined" file is new.  Delete
the old file if necessary.

Roger


On 1/28/06, Parolkar Innnovation Labs <abh...@gm...> wrote:
> Hi,
>       I am involved in rendering hi-end graphics over commodity cluster, =
I
> am trying to build cluster with OpenSSI with fedora core 3 release. I fac=
ed
> lot many problems like the usual kernal panic due to problem in installat=
ion
> scripts. I have spent lot much time in doing stuff to make my cluster up =
,
> there is a biggest fault I am unable to rectify... Please give me your
> comments...
>
>   I made my node 1 up, all settings  and configs are set right. While add=
ing
> new nodes to cluster no node is able to boot via network boot ...
>  PXE enabled nodes get hanged searching for TFTP.....
>  Etherboot enabled nodes get stuck at <ip address>/combined....
>
>  The IP i am assigning are right and are in same subnet....
>  There is no firewall, no selinux module, nothing that blocks my ports.. =
on
> my main node (node 1)....
>  I tried to install TFTP seperately it doesnt work then too.....
>
>  please send your comments on this...
>
>
>  my xinit.d/tftp looks like this...
>
>  service tftp
>  {
>      disable    =3D no
>      socket_type        =3D dgram
>      protocol        =3D udp
>      wait            =3D yes
>      user            =3D root
>      server            =3D /usr/sbin/in.tftpd
>      server_args        =3D -s /tftpboot
>      per_source        =3D 11
>      cps            =3D 100 2
>      flags            =3D IPv4
>  }
>
>  'regards
>  Abhishek Parolkar