On Tue, Sep 22, 2009 at 10:46 AM, Jerry Amundson <jamundso at gmail.com> wrote: > On 9/22/09, Ross Walker <rswwalker at gmail.com> wrote: >> The install scripts should 'chkconfig iscsi-target on' for you. > > It prly did - just old sysadmin habit on my part... Actually it doesn't, it just 'chkconfig --add' it. Which is ok because maybe the operator doesn't want it starting right away. >> Still to do, is figure out a way to have it generate kabi tracking >> kernel module that is compatible with both RH and SLES. > > I don't currently have SLES installed, but have lot's of spare hw > around if it would help for me to have it on something. I don't have SLES either, which makes testing hard, but if you have the time to install a trial version of SLES and the rpmbuild stuff and give it a try I would definitely appreciate it. >> Right now it can generate a dkms kernel module, but not everyone uses >> dkms and I don't think it's included in extras, but it is cross- >> platform, so you can have one kmod package for both C4 and C5 and all >> kernel variants, and 4 user code packages (32bit and 64bit for each >> version), much easier then 8 kernel packages and 4 user packages. > > I've always liked dkms - Matt is an über bright type... and as you may > have noticed, kmod gives me nothing but headaches. However, I seem to > be the only one, so I live with it until I can fix it myself. Well maybe a dkms port to 'extras' wouldn't be asking too much? I like dkms as well because it provides detailed information that one would otherwise have to poke into /lib/modules for, it also allows for rebuilding due to kabi changes without re-installing which is nice. -Ross