how to configure freeBSD kernel to mount NFS as a root file
system
satish kondapalli
nitw.satish at gmail.com
Fri Jul 29 04:23:29 UTC 2011
Thanks
Crest
> Hi,
>
> How to configure freeBSD kernel to mount NFS as a root filesystem.
> In case of Linux we will set the bootargs ( In kernel command line args,
> we
> will give the server ip and path of file system.)
>
> 1) In Free BSD, make installworld will install all the utils in DESTDIR,
> that DESTDIR we can use as the file system. am i correct?
Yes export $DESTDIR via NFSv3
> 2) If my first point is correct then how to configure my kernel DESTDIR
> as
> a root filesytem. where to give the path of DESTDIR and DESTDIR machine IP
> in the kernel.
Your kernel needs to support (options NFS_ROOT). If you can't run
/boot/loader than define the rootfs in the kernel config (options
ROOTDEVNAME=\"ufs:/dev/ufs/rootfs\").
My questions is:
1) we are not telling the NFS server ip address in above two options. where
we will configure the server ip of NFS server in config options.
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