How to Create a JET SuSe Linux Provisioning Profile (Command-Line Interface)

Steps

1. To create a variable set for the LinuxImage component, type a command similar to the following example:

   # cr_cli -cmd cdb.vs.add -comp NM:/com/sun/n1osp/untyped/SuseLinuxImage \ -name "SLES9" -u admin -p admin -vars "osp_server=masterserver-osp;version=9; \ architecture=x86;installPath=SuSeLinux:[version]_:[architecture]; \ description=SUSE SLES9;min_disk_size=10GB; \ boot_server_name=biautoyast;boot_server_subnet_address=10.42.42.0; \ boot_server_subnet_ip_address=10.42.42.3; \ distro_root_directory=nfs://10.42.42.3/export/SUSE/SLES-9-x86-64/installroot;\ pxe_boot_file=;pxe_configuration_file=; \ autoyast_file=;kernel=boot/loader/linux;initrd=boot/loader/initrd"

2. To run the plan, type a command similar to the following example:

   # cr_cli -cmd pe.p.run -u admin -p admin \ -PID NM:/com/sun/n1osp/untyped/SuSeLinuxImage-create-profile \ -tar H:NM:bilinux-linux -comp - -vs SLES9 -pto 30 -nto 10 \ -f /tmp/suse-profile

   Note the default N1 SPS user value you specified with the -u option. This user must exist after the OS installation for the N1 SPS Remote Agent software to start on the target host.