pxeboot - EXT3-fs:unable to read superblock
Steve
steve at focb.co.nz
Thu Jun 17 21:36:42 UTC 2004
On Thu, 17 Jun 2004, Grey Kuyper wrote:
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> Here is the situation:
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> The client computer is:
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> 1) booting from its local hard disk
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> 2) grabbing its IP and executing its programs from the server.
>
> We already know that the PXE boot works because it gets us to the point the root file system image is needed.
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> That leaves one gap to cross: Creating the image and telling the boot process to use it.
>
>
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> Here's the problem: The clients existing root filesystem is a PIG (about 2 GB) and the client has only 128MB memory.
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> Can I not simply move the client's HDD to the server and point the boot process to that (new) block device?
Nope, as it is no longer a device on the local system.
Apparently there is a root filesystem on NFS howto - it may pay to read
that..
--
Steve.
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