2 weeks ago I wrote to the list about creating custom Ubuntu repos, but noone answered. I would LOVE to give you feedback, however I am still stuck at the installation, where the Ubuntu installer at the very end is complaining about not finding the kernel to install. I was told it is most likely due to the version mismatch of the installer, and the provided kernel for install. I have not found a neat way to keep these 2 in sync, so I have not gotten to a point where I could test my locally hosted ubuntu repo that I wish to use with a cluster that has no internet access.
I create my repo with the command:
sudo cobbler repo add --name=local-14.04-x86_64 --breed=apt --arch=x86_64 --mirror=http://hu.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu --apt-components="main main/debian-installer restricted restricted/debian-installer universe universe/debian-installer multiverse multiverse/debian-installer" --apt-dists="trusty trusty-updates trusty-security" --yumopts="--verbose --ignore-release-gpg"
but as I said, I could not test it yet.
Let me know how you get along!
Feladó: Larry J Prikockis Elküldve: hétfő, 2014. május 19. 17:35 Címzett: cobbler@lists.fedorahosted.org
Before I abandon using cobbler entirely to manage Ubuntu installs, I'd LOVE to hear from anyone out there who is using Cobbler to manage/mirror Ubuntu (or debian) repos. I'm finding it devilishly hard to get the repos configured and sync'd in a way that I can properly use them for my local machines to pull updates. If anyone has had any success and wants to share some insights, please let me know.
thanks
I am not believe the cobbler support mirror Ubuntu source.
On Tue, May 20, 2014 at 2:34 AM, Nagy-Egri Máté Ferenc < nagymatef@freemail.hu> wrote:
2 weeks ago I wrote to the list about creating custom Ubuntu repos, but noone answered. I would LOVE to give you feedback, however I am still stuck at the installation, where the Ubuntu installer at the very end is complaining about not finding the kernel to install. I was told it is most likely due to the version mismatch of the installer, and the provided kernel for install. I have not found a neat way to keep these 2 in sync, so I have not gotten to a point where I could test my locally hosted ubuntu repo that I wish to use with a cluster that has no internet access.
I create my repo with the command:
sudo cobbler repo add --name=local-14.04-x86_64 --breed=apt --arch=x86_64 --mirror=http://hu.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu --apt-components="main main/debian-installer restricted restricted/debian-installer universe universe/debian-installer multiverse multiverse/debian-installer" --apt-dists="trusty trusty-updates trusty-security" --yumopts="--verbose --ignore-release-gpg"
but as I said, I could not test it yet.
Let me know how you get along!
*Feladó:* Larry J Prikockis lprikockis@vecna.com *Elküldve:* hétfő, 2014. május 19. 17:35 *Címzett:* cobbler@lists.fedorahosted.org
Before I abandon using cobbler entirely to manage Ubuntu installs, I'd LOVE to hear from anyone out there who is using Cobbler to manage/mirror Ubuntu (or debian) repos. I'm finding it devilishly hard to get the repos configured and sync'd in a way that I can properly use them for my local machines to pull updates. If anyone has had any success and wants to share some insights, please let me know.
thanks
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