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List:       ssic-linux-users
Subject:    RE: [SSI-users] Unable to logon with root
From:       "Ryan, Larry (NYS)" <lawrence.ryan () hp ! com>
Date:       2003-07-23 13:54:08
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Brian,
A couple of other suggestions:

1. Suggest using the automatic partition on RH, but delete the boot partition \
(/boot).  RH does a good job reallocating the space after deleting it.  This caused \
me a lot of trouble because if you put everything in the root partition it was too \
big and the system would not boot.  I used the server install as the basic install \
and added in packages as needed.

2. Note that tftp-server is not listed in the install for RH.  You need to manually \
install this after the OS install.

3. the cluster_mkinitrd instruction uses only a single dash, when it should be a \
double dash, i.e. --CFG and --WITH. Thanks,
Larry

-----Original Message-----
From: Watson, Brian J. 
Sent: Tuesday, July 22, 2003 8:13 PM
To: Byrne, John (OpenSSI clusters)
Cc: Ryan, Larry (NYS); ssic-linux-users@lists.sourceforge.net; OpenSSI
developers
Subject: Re: [SSI-users] Unable to logon with root


John Byrne wrote:
> Move /etc/securetty out of the way, or replace the entries with 
> "node-encoded" entries. "vc/1" becomes "1/vc/1", "tts/0" becomes 
> "1/tts/0". You need to make these entries for every node you want to log 
> in on as root.

I've updated the installation instructions on OpenSSI.org to include 
moving /etc/securetty out of the way.

Brian



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