I have a chef script that installs linux-image-extra for whatever the given kernel is on the system by doing "apt-get -y install linux-image-extra-uname -r but today it's started to fail saying that linux-image-extra-3.13.0-166-generic does not exist.
I check myself and sure enough, there are a million linux-image-extra packages, except for 3.13.0-166.
Is this a temporary problem? Should I find a way to use an older kernel? Why is that package missing?
I work at a company that teaches kids how to code, we often travel to the school sites to do the camp and have our own fleet of laptops that we bring with us.
I have the laptops in a Deep Freeze state.
Is there any way to get a sort of "Master/Puppet" software such as "Chef", "Puppet" or "Ansible" to work on these laptops.
We will be going from school to school and the IPs of the laptops will constantly be changing
All I need it for is to download some video game assets from a remote server as well as some small programs here and there, nothing too big.
I have installed chef server but I am unable to find the path to it. Where is it installed, or how can I find out where it is installed?