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[14:35] <pwr_sneak> hi, warum benutzen meine Server nur 1GB RAM nach einer FAI Installation?
[14:35] <pwr_sneak> debian etch
[14:36] <pwr_sneak> während der installation zeigt meminfo auch nur 1GB an
[14:36] <pwr_sneak> eingebaut sind 2GB und der Debian Installer benutzt die auch beide
[14:40] <pwr_sneak> my fai installed debian servers don't use the full 2GB of RAM, meminfo just reports 906492 kB
[14:42] <pwr_sneak> its even the same during installation before the first reboot
[14:42] <pwr_sneak> same machine installed with debian-installer and running fai softupdate afterwards works as expected with 2 GB
[14:42] <pwr_sneak> any clues?
[14:43] <pwr_sneak> fai-host ist 3.2.8, debian etch, bootp
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[23:49] <jmce> Hi. Anyone with experience forcing a specifc order on eth interface numbering (eth0/eth1/eth2) at installation time?
[23:51] <jmce> Unless the kernel makes the interface used for PXE as eth0, installation fails since nfsroot mount is not possible (in my case what 'should' be eth1 faces another network where I don't want the nfs server reachable.
[23:53] <jmce> so I must make the booting kernel force some interface ordering at boot time (even if by driver type, enough in this case)
[23:54] <jmce> and the spec would need to be different for each 'class' of machines (heterogeneous cluster)
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