I'm trying to PXE boot a live image via nfs. Problem is the current documentation give either NFS mount or LiveISO mount. Not both. ie: the following mounts the /sysroot live image perfectly fine. But it can't mount the LiveOS/squashfs because the root tag needs live:{image} to work (at least that's what I've found) LABEL F13-respin-20100725-i386 kernel /images-livecds/F13-respin-20100725-i386-vmlinuz0 MENU LABEL F13-respin-20100725-i386 APPEND initrd=/images-livecds/F13-respin-20100725-i386-initrd0.img root=172.29.0.19:/var/www/netboot/images-squashfs/F13-respin-20100725-i386 rootfstype=auto ro vga=791 live_dir=/sysroot/LiveOS rdshell rdnetdebug rdlivedebug rdinitdebug ip=eth0:dhcp Not sure the best way to work this in.
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I haven't actually tried on Fedora 15 yet. I know it still existed in Fedora 14. The liveCD's have the option ndb: or livecd: or nfs: What I need is a way to do ndb:livecd or nfs:livecd.
Ahh, I see. That bit is actually handled by dracut at boot time. I'm not sure that it is possible to do what you are trying to do.
Don't see why not. Just have the ndb/nfs mount the drive first then have the livecd pull from /mnt/sys_whatever instead of the /mnt/cdrom (or whatever)
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Created attachment 511344 [details] module-setup.sh Managed to get this working how I want. I basically created a dracut module to load the network and AOE stuff before the livecd dracut scripts (very ugly script I know). Once the aoe stuff is running I can mount the livecd using: vbladed 11 0 em1 /mnt/LiveCD/min-20110705-i386.iso And using a PXE menu of: LABEL register-test kernel /images-livecds/F15-test-vmlinuz MENU LABEL ^Test APPEND rootflags=loop initrd=/images-livecds/F15-test-initrd.img root=live:/dev/etherd/e11.0p1 rootfstype=auto ro liveimg ip=dhcp rd.luks=0 rd.md=0 rd.dm=0 aoe=/dev/etherd/e11.0p1 rdshell I really think it would be a very useful feature to be able to load the livecd from various sources since a 4G livecd image isn't going to fit in a computer with 256MB or 512MB of ram. LiveCD have the benefit of running read-only so I don't have to worry about someone mucking with the image.
You have implemented only LiveCD over AOE? NBD would be fairly similar in that the file is served as a remote block device.
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