Hello
I use udpcast with several computers. After duplicating one hard disk to the others, i would like that the computers that received the data reboot automatically. But i don't know how to do this because udpcast don't allow us to do that with it's options.
I'm waiting for your advice
Aimé David
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You would need to include the script that is run when udpcast is finished.
This script is one of the files that is inside the initrd file, and it is called udpreceiver.post
You can try the command reboot in that file. Make sure your initrd image includes busybox, so this command is supported.
I don't know how you are going to tell the client BIOS to now boot from disk rather than from network. Perhaps if selecting the network was done manually, the disk boot will be default in your case.
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On Wed, 8 Jun 2005, david aimé wrote:
Hello
I use udpcast with several computers. After duplicating one hard disk to the others, i would like that the computers that received the data reboot automatically. But i don't know how to do this because udpcast don't allow us to do that with it's options.
I'm waiting for your advice
Aimé David
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On Wednesday 08 June 2005 10:41, david aimé wrote:
Hello
I use udpcast with several computers. After duplicating one hard disk to the others, i would like that the computers that received the data reboot automatically. But i don't know how to do this because udpcast don't allow us to do that with it's options.
I'm waiting for your advice
Aimé David
The new version of cast-o-matic now has a checkbox to include a script which reboots the machine when the transfer is done. Just make sure that you remove the CD (or de-activate the tftp server for PXE) before or during the transfer, or else the machine will reboot again into udpcast.
Regards,
Alain