Hi Wolfgang,

The offline installation incl. chroot worked perfectly. Thanks so much!

For the first time I also used boot parameters and I switched from kde to
lxde.

Issue 1:

I’m facing issues with my thin clients. My diskless workstations work just
fine. None of my thin clients is able to boot anymore. The login screen
never shows and I get a black screen. I faced this issue before with a few
somehow special hardware thin clients but now all seem to be affected and
on both subnets.

Issue 2:

When I start the server and get to the login screen I have the option
“Plasma” available. When I choose it and log in I get an error message
telling me that packages are missing. The user is then stuck and can’t
logout anymore. Is there a way to fully remove kde so the user cannot use
it anymore and get stuck?

Kind regards,
Roman

> On Sun, Oct 01, 2017 at 09:54:26PM +0200, roman.me...@gismap.ch wrote:
>> I have downloaded debian-edu-9+edu0-USB.iso from the web and this worked
>> well with a matching checksum.
>> My old DebianEdu Jessie was able to do an installation without worrying
>> about internet connection. Is this no longer possible?
>
> No. But these steps seem to fix it:
>
> (1) Install as usual with all (real/virtual) network cables unplugged.
> (2) Choose 'Do not configure the network at this time' after DHCP failed
>     to configure the network and you pressed 'Continue'.
> (3) When the installation process is at 10% during 'Select and
>     install software', open a shell (Ctrl-Alt-F2) and adjust two files
>     (maybe need to wait some more time) using the 'nano' editor:
>     (a) nano
> target/usr/share/ltsp/plugins/ltsp-build-client/Debian-custom/015-edu-apt-source
>         Add ' -o acquire::check-valid-until=0' after
> '--allow-unauthenticated'.
>     (b) nano
> target/usr/share/ltsp/plugins/ltsp-build-client/Debian-custom/032-edu-pkgs
>         - Delete these lines at the end of the 'install)' case item:
>            if [ -n "$option_diskless_edu_workstation_value" ]; then
>                 install_diskless_workstation
>            fi
>         - Add a line containing 'install_diskless_workstation'
>           before the line containing 'after_install_diskless_workstation'
>           inside the 'after-install)' case item.
> (4) Change back to the Debian Installer GUI (Ctrl-Alt-F5) or rather
>     (Ctrl-Alt-F1) in text mode.
>
> For some background information, see:
> https://wiki.debian.org/DebianEdu/Status/Buster#Fixed_in_Git
>
> Wolfgang
>

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