Novell SLRS 8 Admin Manual page 148

15 Advanced Topics
For SLRS system administrators there is no need to edit the CR configuration
files manually. All information is gathered from the LDAP entries of the ad-
ministration server. For testing and debugging purposes the RELOAD_IMAGE
and RELOAD_CONFIG feature is available.
The POS script posldap2crconfig.pl (see Section
used to update and overwrite all CR configuration files.
Below, find an example of a cash register configuration file:
IMAGE=/dev/hda2;image/browser;1.1.1;192.168.1.1;4096
CONF=/CR/00:30:05:1D:75:D2/ntp.conf;/etc/ntp.conf;192.168.1.1;1024,
/CR/00:30:05:1D:75:D2/XF86Config;/etc/X11/XF86Config;192.168.1.1;1024
PART=200;S;x,300;L;/,500;L;/opt,x;L;/home
DISK=/dev/hda
The following format is used:
IMAGE=device;name;version;srvip;bsize;compressed,...,
SYNC=syncfilename;srvip;bsize
CONF=src;dest;srvip;bsize,..., src;dest;srvip;bsize
PART=size;id;Mount,...,size;id;Mount
JOURNAL=ext3
DISK=device
IMAGE
Specifies which image(s) (name) should be loaded with which version
(version) and to which storage device (device) it should be linked, e.g.,
/dev/ram1 or /dev/hda2. Multiple image downloads are possible but
the first listed image has to be the main operating system image
hard drive is used, a corresponding partitioning must be performed.
srvip
Specifies the server IP address for the TFTP download. Must always be
indicated, except in PART.
bsize
Specifies the block size for the TFTP download. Must always be indi-
cated, except in PART. If the block size is too small according to the
maximum number of data packages (32768), linuxrc will automatically
calculate a new blocksize for the download.
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Linux Newbies: The POS client partition (device) hda2 defines the root file system "/" and
hda1 is used for the swap partition. The numbering of the hard disk device should not be
confused with the RAM disk device, where /dev/ram0 is used for the initial RAM disk and
can not be used as storage device for the second stage POS image. SUSE recommends to
use the device /dev/ram1 for the RAM disk.
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