Boot Release

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It is recommended that you burn and boot from any ISO images PRIOR to uploading them to SourceForge. If you've followed all of the steps in the release guide, they should work flawlessly.

Full NST Live Distribution

  • Verify that the NST Live distribution boots cleanly.
  • Verify that you can log in.
  • Verify that you can access the system using ssh and https after running the nstpasswd command to set the system passwords.

Minimal NST Live Distribution

  • Verify that the NST Live distribution boots cleanly.
  • Verify that you can log in.
  • Verify that you can install the minimal distribution to hard disk.
  • Verify that you can boot off the minimal hard disk installation.
  • Verify that you can upgrade the minimal install to a full NST distribution using yum install nst-live.
  • Reboot the hard disk system.
  • Verify that you can access the system using ssh and https after running the nstpasswd command to set the system passwords.

Probe Check

After booting the full NST Live distribution, do to your development maching and run: make probe-check HOST=IP against the newly booted NST probe. Review the resulting log file to verify that the test results look reasonable.

[root@quesadilla nst]# make probe-check HOST=192.168.0.9

... Lot's of output as various checks and tests are made ..


[root@quesadilla nst]# less -R probe-check.log

... Review results of the probe-check output ...

[root@quesadilla nst]#