ORBIT-USER: Where's the WiFi device on sb2?

[Ivan Seskar]

>Umm... good point. However, if I boot normal Linux box, I can add bits
to /etc/modules to have them loaded on boot - 
>is this also true when I imageNodes ? Actually, thinking about it for
half a second - imageNodes only writes the 
>image doesn't it? When are the machines actually booted (by a
nodehandler script?), and do they then follow the 
>normal boot sequence? How do I boot an imaged node without using
nodehandler?

You can use CMC service to power on the nodes without nodehandler by
accessing CMC web service (from the console). For eaxmple, to turn on
node1-1 you could issue:

wget http://cmc:5012/cmc/on&x=1?y=1  

For more details, please check the help page at http://cmc:5012/cmc .

>Oh, and assuming /etc/modules work as normal - will nodehandler still
unload the driver if I do any of the 
>node.net.w0 bla bla stuff in my script?

Yes nodehandler will unload the driver at the end of experiment.

Regards,

Ivan.