Re: [SSI-users] Can not add second node in OPENSSI

[John H. <jo...@Ca...>]

Abu Hadee wrote:
> Hello All,
Yow!  Sourceforge seem to have held your message up for nearly a month!

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>
> I'm trying to run openssi on two identical node.
>
> First node(init node) is working perfectly.
>
> When I try to boot 2nd node, it gets the ip address, dhcp, it boots up 
> with kernel. But then it fails to find the NIC card.
>
> It is using tg3. It's in the modprobe as expected. Since both pcs are 
> identical, I am assuming that I wouldn't need any further driver to 
> install.
>
> I've tried to add bnx2 instead of tg3. But I am not able to do so (not 
> good at linux)
>
> Error message:
>
> /lib/tg3.o : init_module: no such device
> Unable to find NIC
Looks like the tg3 in the 2nd node is broken, not plugged in, 
disactivated or something.

Does it work if you boot a normal linux on it directly?