Merge pull request #676 from cgoveas/devel

Updating Limitations/Deferral date in Docs

docs/FAQ.md

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 ## Can Cobbler deploy both Rocky and CentOS at the same time?
 No. During Cobbler based deployment, only one OS is supported at a time. If the user would like to deploy both, please deploy one first, **unmount `/mnt/iso`** and then re-run cobbler for the second OS.
 
+## Why do Firmware Updates fail for some components with Omnia 1.1.1?
+Due to the latest `catalog.xml` file, Firmware updates fail for some components on server models R640 and R740. Omnia execution doesn't get interrupted but an error gets logged. For now, please download those individual updates manually.
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docs/README.md

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 * **Issue**: Decomissioned compute nodes do not get deleted automatically from the awx UI.
 	**Resolution**: Once a node is decommisioned, ensure that the user manually deletes decomissioned hosts from the awx UI.
 
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 # [Frequently asked questions](FAQ.md)
 
 # Limitations
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 * To change the Kubernetes version from 1.16 to 1.19 or 1.19 to 1.16, you must redeploy the entire cluster.  
 * The Kubernetes pods will not be able to access the Internet or start when firewalld is enabled on the node. This is a limitation in Kubernetes. So, the firewalld daemon will be disabled on all the nodes as part of omnia.yml execution.
 * Only one storage instance (Powervault) is currently supported in the HPC cluster.
+* With the latest `catalog.xml` file, firmware updates of a few components might fail for server models: R640 and R740. Note that Omnia doesn't halt or get interrupted despite these failures. (Fix Expected by 17th December 2021)
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 # Contributing to Omnia
 The Omnia project was started to give members of the [Dell Technologies HPC Community](https://dellhpc.org) a way to easily set up clusters of Dell EMC servers, and to contribute useful tools, fixes, and functionality back to the HPC Community.