Re: No longing after install (Was: [SSI-users] Question regarding fstab.ssi)

[John B. <joh...@hp...>]

Bob Rogers wrote:
> I've just started playing with OpenSSI (running a cluster of virtual 
> machines in VMware) and noticed that, after installing the OpenSSI RPMs, 
> I can't log in to the console.  I can ssh to the machine and log in, 
> though.  I imagine some /etc file changed, though I'm not yet sure which 
> one.

You either need to move /etc/securetty out of the way (far easier) or 
make "node-encoded" entries ("vc/1" becomes "1/vc/1", "2/vc/1", etc.) 
for every node's console. Also, because we are running devfs, if you use 
serial consoles "ttyS0" doesn't work because it is a symlink, you need 
to use "tts/0".

Getting this updated automatically during our installation is on our 
"todo" list.

John

> 
> Jim Greene wrote:
> 
>> Hi All,
>>     I installed a base install of RH 8.0. I then installed the RPMS's 
>> from the ssi website...  Followed the installe directions and 
>> rebooted...  I get some errors about file systems not being able to be 
>> mounted...  I then notice I need to create a fstab.ssi and a 
>> cfstab...  It says to do so you need to runa  specific script, but the 
>> system will not let me logon.. It looks like it is not mounting the / 
>> filesystem so I cannot log on because the password is not being 
>> accepted...  Any thoughts? Something I might have missed ? Thanks
>> Jim G
>>  
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