Re: FC3 second node boot hang problem

Try remove combined, initrd, kernel from the /tftpboot directory and
re-run ssi-ksync.

Roger


On 9/1/06, David Bradley <[email protected]> wrote:
> For my next step, I tried booting the second node on a physical machine. Once
> again, the machine is able to network boot, but fails in a different way. I get
> an error that says something like:
>
> "Unable to find a Static Node IP Address" and something about attempting a
> Dynamic Address, then the boot halts. It was late last night and I probably
> don't have the error exactly right, but it's close. The failure is right around
> the time the console message is "Examining Cluster Configuration"(?).
>
> I've tried deleted/readding the node. The MAC address shows up fine when I do
> the add node and all looks well on node1.
>
> I'm using an Etherboot CD on this machine.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dave
>
>
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