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Netboot questions
\ Dave Oxley (2 May 2007)
. \ Jan Seeger (2 May 2007)
. . \ Dave Oxley (2 May 2007)
. . . \ Jan Seeger (2 May 2007)
. . . . \ Dan Farrell (10 May 2007)

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Subject:Netboot questions
Group:Gentoo-user
From:Dave Oxley
Date:2 May 2007


 
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I have a EMT64 server that runs a mythtv backend as well as other things
and a AMD64 mythtv frontend which has been running with its own hard
disk and therefore install of Gentoo for sometime. I am looking at
building another frontend without a disk so I thought I'd experiment
with my current frontend. I have managed to get it booting using PXE, I
copied the hard disk contents to a directory on my server and followed
the rest of the howto, but I have the following questions/problems:

1. I can still compile/emerge on the frontend but its very slow as its
on NFS. Can I compile on the server by chrooting? Basicallly I want to
know if I can compile on EMT64 targeting AMD64. The frontend was
installed with stage 1 so I guess the compiler won't even run in a
chroot'ed environment.

2. The Gensplash is compiled into the kernel. It appears at startup with
the 'Initialising kernel' screen but the progress bar never appears. It
just shows that screen until X is started. Any ideas what might be wrong
here or where I should start to look?

3. My DHCP server issues static routes, but since I've made the frontend
boot over PXE (static IP address) it never gets the routes. Any ideas?

Cheers for any help,
Dave.
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