I’trying to use autoyast for SLES 12 SP2 installations. The VM PXE-boots
from ZCM 11.4 (Autoyast bundle), installation source is http (apache),
autoyast.xml comes from http too.
Everything works fine until reboot after the first stage. Then SLES simply
boots, without doing a second stage; consequently some settings are missing,
most obvious target “muti-user” is ignored and sshd is not running.
I found that in bootloader settings there are relicts from PXE booting,
kernel parameters include:
5 TFTPIP= PROXYADDR= PXEBOOT=YES
If I remove these manually on next reboot the second stage is executed.
I’m at a loss - whats going on here? Why these kernel parameters? Why do
they prevent stage 2? Do I miss something?
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I’trying to use autoyast for SLES 12 SP2 installations. The VM PXE-boots
from ZCM 11.4 (Autoyast bundle), installation source is http (apache),
autoyast.xml comes from http too.
Everything works fine until reboot after the first stage. Then SLES simply
boots, without doing a second stage; consequently some settings are
missing, most obvious target “muti-user” is ignored and sshd is not
running.
I found that in bootloader settings there are relicts from PXE booting,
kernel parameters include:
5 TFTPIP= PROXYADDR= PXEBOOT=YES
If I remove these manually on next reboot the second stage is executed.
I’m at a loss - whats going on here? Why these kernel parameters? Why do
they prevent stage 2? Do I miss something?
Thanks,
Mirko[/color]
Found a file /srv/tftp/autoyast.cfg on my ZCM server, which contained:
DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE!
Modifying this file is unsupported and can have
unpredictable results on ZENworks Preboot Services