Installing SLES9 32Bit and Smart PackageManager with FAI

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create Yast Repository

  1. Copy all SLES9*.iso files to /var/www/SuSE/SLES9_repository
  2. get make_sles9_repository Script
    wget http://altf4.org/fai/SuSE/make_sles9_repository.sh && wget http://altf4.org/fai/SuSE/upgrade_sles9repository_withsp.sh
  3. make it executable
    chmod 755 make_sles9_repository.sh upgrade_sles9repository_withsp.sh
  4. make Repository
    ./make_sles9_repository.sh
  5. if you have SP* iso files, to do
    ./upgrade_sles9repository_withsp.sh [SP]

patch FAI install_packages for Smart

  1. get patch
    wget http://altf4.org/fai/SuSE/fai_smart.patch -O /tmp/fai_smart.patch
  2. patch /srv/fai/nfsroot/usr/sbin/install_packages
    patch /srv/fai/nfsroot/usr/sbin/install_packages /tmp/fai_smart.patch

install FAI ConfigFiles for SLES9

  1. get config
    wget http://altf4.org/fai/faiconfig_with_SLES9_basefile.tgz -O /tmp/faiconfig_with_SLES9_basefile.tgz
  2. without basefiles faiconfig_without_SLES9_basefile.tgz
    wget http://altf4.org/fai/faiconfig_without_SLES9_basefile.tgz -O /tmp/faiconfig_without_SLES9_basefile.tgz
  3. install ConfigFiles
    cd /srv/fai/config && tar xvfz /tmp/faiconfig_with_SLES9_basefile.tgz

configure FAI for SLES9

  1. edit /srv/fai/config/class/50-host-classes and add the classes "SUSE" and "SLES932BIT" to the SLES9-Client.
  2. edit /srv/fai/config/files/etc/smart/channels/sles932bit.channel/SLES932BIT and change the path to your Yast-Repository
  3. edit /srv/fai/config/scripts/LAST/50-misc and change the codeblock:
# Make sure everything is configured properly
echo "Running \"apt-get -f install\" for the last time."
$ROOTCMD apt-get -f install

# copy sources.list
fcopy -i /etc/apt/sources.list

to

if ifclass ! SUSE; then
        # Make sure everything is configured properly
        echo "Running \"apt-get -f install\" for the last time."
        $ROOTCMD apt-get -f install

        # copy sources.list
        fcopy -i /etc/apt/sources.list
fi