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mention compatability with Warewulf
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koomie committed Oct 16, 2017
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This file outlines the steps for installing LosF and associated dependencies. Certain
sections or steps or steps are optional and are identified as such. In particular, LosF
is designed to optionally coordinate with Cobbler (http://www.cobblerd.org), which is
used to perform bare-metal provisioning. If you want to use LosF to manage the Cobbler
provisioning configuration, you will need to identify at least one master host on your
cluster to serve as the provisioning server. If your master server has external network
access, you can download the necessary packages to setup Cobbler from the EPEL repository
(https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/EPEL). There are many resources available online
regarding EPEL and Cobbler.
is designed to optionally coordinate with Cobbler (http://www.cobblerd.org) or Warewulf
(http://warewulf.lbl.gov/trac) for bare-metal provisioning. If you want to use LosF to
manage the Cobbler/Warewulf provisioning configuration, you will need to identify at
least one master host on your cluster to serve as the provisioning server. If your master
server has external network access, you can download the necessary packages to setup
Cobbler from the EPEL repository (https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/EPEL). You can download
Warewulf builds from the OpenHPC project (https://github.com/openhpc/ohpc).

A quickstart method for setting up LosF and optionally, Cobbler on a new cluster that
should work with CentOS distributions is outlined in the following sections.
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