WW4 disk formatting

[lpr]

Hello,

With v3 we use ' --filesystems=/etc/warewulf/filesystems/xxx' to configure and mount the local disk as /tmp. Is there an equivalent method in V4?

I've tried creating a script in 'overlays/system/default/warewulf/init.d' to run the parted and mkfs commands, but /dev/sda is not recognized at that point in the process.

Thanks

[Christi...@web.de]

At the moment there is no standard way to configure disks with ww4.
As the `/etc/fstab` is created from the template file `fstab.ww` you can always add a tmp partition from this file.

kind regards,
Christian

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[lpr]

Thanks. The challenge I'm running into is the formatting/partitioning of the drive.