Changes between Version 90 and Version 91 of Documentation/FAQ

Timestamp:

Jan 11, 2013, 11:07:57 PM (12 years ago)

Author:

ssugrim

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Documentation/FAQ

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 If you've modified the baseline, or even installed your own OS on a node, you can take a snapshot of the node's disk.  The resulting image can be used on other nodes during your experiment and reused during other slots.  To save a node's disk as an image issue the following command on the experiment console (**NOT THE NODE'S SERIAL CONSOLE**):
-{{{
-   user@console.domain: omf save -n nodeX-Y.domain
-}}}
+
+ * user@console.domain: omf save -n nodeX-Y.domain
+
 
 where X and Y are the node's coordinates.  The image will be named in the form username-node-fqdn-date.ndz and will be displayed in a status message during the save process.  Please keep track of the image name as you will need to supply it during imaging.
 
 ORBIT keeps your images on the machine named repository1 in the /export/omf/omf-images directory. They are considered temporary images unless you claim them by moving them to image repository with:
-{{{
-mv username-node-fqdn-date.ndz ../your-active-image-name.ndz
-}}}
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+* mv username-node-fqdn-date.ndz ../your-active-image-name.ndz
+
 
 Please bear in mind that the ORBIT software components (i.e. nodehandler/nodeagent, libmac, otr/otg, oml, and wireless drivers) are under constant development.  The baseline image is continually updated with the latest stable releases of these components.  If you are going to use your own derivative of the baseline and you use these components, may need to update these packages manually.  Please watch the orbit-user mail list for development related news.
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 You can image the nodes you need with your image using the following command from the "console" machine
-{{{
-   user@console.domain: omf load -t topology -i imagename.ndz 
-}}}
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+ * user@console.domain: omf load -t topology -i imagename.ndz 
 
 Loading images is covered the the tutorial on node images located ...