Jumpstart boot net -v install, stops at Size:..............................
I'm trying to jumpstart a V490 sol10 system and it stops at Size:
Arp appears to be working, what else can I do to get through this?
Rebooting with command: boot net -v install
Boot device: /pci at 8,700000/network at 5,1: File and args: -v install
38600 Using RARP/BOOTPARAMS...
Requesting Internet address for 0:3:ba:68:ac:f6
Internet address is: 10.1.2.160
hostname: birdevgogo
Found 10.1.2.100 @ 0:3:ba:40:f4:b5
root server: birdevmain (10.1.2.100)
root directory: /export/install/Solaris_9/Tools/Boot
Size:
[587 byte] By [
aglover2] at [2007-11-26 9:18:16]
# 1
Hello,According to the console output, the root directory is not a Sol 10 but a Sol 9.Are you sure you don't have several install servers configured to boot this node ?Or you may have several entries in your bootparams file for this server.
# 2
I'm trying to make this sol 10 server a solaris 9 server. I've jumpstarted 8,9 from same server using different flash archives. I've checked my /etc/bootparams and I only have one entry. Do I need to create a new jumpstart directory from the Sol 10 CD to jumpstart the Solaris 10 box down to Solaris 9?
# 3
Run 'snoop' from the jumpstart server looking at packets to/from the client.
What's at the end?
It looks like it's getting at least as far as bootparams to show the mount points, but it's unclear if it's actually mounting them properly (or loading a kernel).
birdevmain# snoop birdevgogo
--
Darren
# 4
Do you know what version of Solaris 9 you have on the image?Does it behave differently if you use the command:boot net -v - install ?(note the spaces around the second "-") 7/M.
# 5
This is all I get from snoop, over and over again:
birdevap01.server.mybir.com ->
birdevdb01.server.mybir.com NFS C LOOKUP2 FH=DA18 unix birdevdb01.server.mybir.com -> birdevap01.server.mybir.com NFS R LOOKUP2 OK FH=9
CD3
birdevap01.server.mybir.com ->
birdevdb01.server.mybir.com NFS C READLINK2 FH=8A C0 birdevdb01.server.mybir.com -> birdevap01.server.mybir.com NFS R READLINK2 OK (P
ath=SUNW,Sun-Fire-480R)
birdevap01.server.mybir.com ->
birdevdb01.server.mybir.com NFS C GETATTR2 FH=6BE
3
birdevdb01.server.mybir.com ->
birdevap01.server.mybir.com NFS R GETATTR2 OK birdevap01.server.mybir.com -> birdevdb01.server.mybir.com NFS C READLINK2 FH=8A C0 birdevdb01.server.mybir.com -> birdevap01.server.mybir.com NFS R READLINK2 OK (P
ath=SUNW,Sun-Fire-480R)
birdevap01.server.mybir.com ->
birdevdb01.server.mybir.com NFS C LOOKUP2 FH=09CE
sparcv9
birdevdb01.server.mybir.com ->
birdevap01.server.mybir.com NFS R LOOKUP2 No such file or directory birdevap01.server.mybir.com -> birdevdb01.server.mybir.com NFS C READ2 FH=9CD3 a t 0 for 64 birdevdb01.server.mybir.com -> birdevap01.server.mybir.com NFS R READ2 OK (64 by
tes)
birdevap01.server.mybir.com ->
birdevdb01.server.mybir.com NFS C READ2 FH=9CD3 a t 64 for 392 birdevdb01.server.mybir.com -> birdevap01.server.mybir.com NFS R READ2 OK (392 b
ytes)
birdevap01.server.mybir.com ->
birdevdb01.server.mybir.com NFS C READ2 FH=9CD3 a t 666552 for 32 birdevdb01.server.mybir.com -> birdevap01.server.mybir.com NFS R READ2 OK (32 by
tes)
birdevap01.server.mybir.com ->
birdevdb01.server.mybir.com NFS C READ2 FH=9CD3 a t 561412 for 19 birdevdb01.server.mybir.com -> birdevap01.server.mybir.com NFS R READ2 OK (19 by
tes)
birdevap01.server.mybir.com ->
birdevdb01.server.mybir.com NFS C READ2 FH=9CD3 a t 0 for 8192 birdevdb01.server.mybir.com -> birdevap01.server.mybir.com NFS R READ2 OK (8192
bytes)
birdevap01.server.mybir.com ->
birdevdb01.server.mybir.com NFS C READ2 FH=9CD3 a t 0 for 8192 (retransmit) birdevdb01.server.mybir.com -> birdevap01.server.mybir.com NFS R READ2 OK (8192
bytes)
birdevap01.server.mybir.com ->
birdevdb01.server.mybir.com NFS C READ2 FH=9CD3 a t 0 for 8192 birdevdb01.server.mybir.com -> birdevap01.server.mybir.com NFS R READ2 OK (8192
bytes)
# 6
With this option I get the same response:
Rebooting with command: boot net -v - install
Boot device: /pci at 8,700000/network at 5,1: File and args: -v install
38600 Using RARP/BOOTPARAMS...
Requesting Internet address for 0:3:ba:68:ac:f6
Internet address is: 10.1.2.160
hostname: birdevgogo
Found 10.1.2.100 @ 0:3:ba:40:f4:b5
root server: birdevmain (10.1.2.100)
root directory: /export/install/Solaris_9/Tools/Boot
Size:
And: snoop 10.1.2.160 response with:
birdevap01.server.mybir.com ->
birdevdb01.server.mybir.com NFS C LOOKUP2 FH=DA18 unix birdevdb01.server.mybir.com -> birdevap01.server.mybir.com NFS R LOOKUP2 OK FH=9
CD3
birdevap01.server.mybir.com ->
birdevdb01.server.mybir.com NFS C READLINK2 FH=8A C0 birdevdb01.server.mybir.com -> birdevap01.server.mybir.com NFS R READLINK2 OK (P
ath=SUNW,Sun-Fire-480R)
birdevap01.server.mybir.com ->
birdevdb01.server.mybir.com NFS C GETATTR2 FH=6BE
3
birdevdb01.server.mybir.com ->
birdevap01.server.mybir.com NFS R GETATTR2 OK birdevap01.server.mybir.com -> birdevdb01.server.mybir.com NFS C READLINK2 FH=8A C0 birdevdb01.server.mybir.com -> birdevap01.server.mybir.com NFS R READLINK2 OK (P
ath=SUNW,Sun-Fire-480R)
birdevap01.server.mybir.com ->
birdevdb01.server.mybir.com NFS C LOOKUP2 FH=09CE
sparcv9
birdevdb01.server.mybir.com ->
birdevap01.server.mybir.com NFS R LOOKUP2 No such file or directory birdevap01.server.mybir.com -> birdevdb01.server.mybir.com NFS C READ2 FH=9CD3 a t 0 for 64 birdevdb01.server.mybir.com -> birdevap01.server.mybir.com NFS R READ2 OK (64 by
tes)
birdevap01.server.mybir.com ->
birdevdb01.server.mybir.com NFS C READ2 FH=9CD3 a t 64 for 392 birdevdb01.server.mybir.com -> birdevap01.server.mybir.com NFS R READ2 OK (392 b
ytes)
birdevap01.server.mybir.com ->
birdevdb01.server.mybir.com NFS C READ2 FH=9CD3 a t 666552 for 32 birdevdb01.server.mybir.com -> birdevap01.server.mybir.com NFS R READ2 OK (32 by
tes)
birdevap01.server.mybir.com ->
birdevdb01.server.mybir.com NFS C READ2 FH=9CD3 a t 561412 for 19 birdevdb01.server.mybir.com -> birdevap01.server.mybir.com NFS R READ2 OK (19 by
tes)
birdevap01.server.mybir.com ->
birdevdb01.server.mybir.com NFS C READ2 FH=9CD3 a t 0 for 8192 birdevdb01.server.mybir.com -> birdevap01.server.mybir.com NFS R READ2 OK (8192
bytes)
birdevap01.server.mybir.com ->
birdevdb01.server.mybir.com NFS C READ2 FH=9CD3 a t 0 for 8192 (retransmit) birdevdb01.server.mybir.com -> birdevap01.server.mybir.com NFS R READ2 OK (8192
bytes)
birdevap01.server.mybir.com ->
birdevdb01.server.mybir.com NFS C READ2 FH=9CD3 a t 0 for 8192 birdevdb01.server.mybir.com -> birdevap01.server.mybir.com NFS R READ2 OK (8192
bytes)
# 7
First things I'd check.#1 Is this Solaris 9 release 4/04 or later?#2 what does 'share' return on the server?-- Darren
# 8
Solaris 9 release 9/04share= /u1/jumpstart
# 9
> Rebooting with command: boot net -v install
> Boot device: /pci at 8,700000/network at 5,1: File and args: -v install
>
> 38600 Using RARP/BOOTPARAMS...
>
> Requesting Internet address for 0:3:ba:68:ac:f6
> Internet address is: 10.1.2.160
> hostname: birdevgogo
> Found 10.1.2.100 @ 0:3:ba:40:f4:b5
> root server: birdevmain (10.1.2.100)
> root directory: /export/install/Solaris_9/Tools/Boot
> Size:
[...]
> Solaris 9 release 9/04
> share= /u1/jumpstart
This might be the problem. It doesn't look like you are exporting the directory with the Solaris 9 image.
fpsm at 2007-7-6 23:47:05 >
# 10
> Solaris 9 release 9/04
> share= /u1/jumpstart
That's the entire output of the share command? I'm interested in all the arguments.
If the share doens't have anon=0, it probably won't work.
If the share has ever been rw, then a jumpstart client can corrupt the image so that it has to be redone.
--
Darren
