Stop me if I'm wrong... but
1st, download the latest ltsp 2.09 packages.
2nd, in the lts.conf you should use as defined in docs
module_0=i810.o
module_1=xxxx.o
where xxx.o is a kernel module you wanna use on the terminal.
3rd, in the lts.conf you should have sth like this
LOCAL_APPS= Y
to allow local application
About your server, I guess your server is a local one with an internet
connection.
(Diskless machine)->(local server)->internet
rather than
(server)->(internet)->(diskless machine)
if so it should'nt be a problem to setup.
just set your gateway in the dhcp.conf. :)
yogesh hasabnis a écrit :
>
> Hi,
>
> I need some help. I have to make a setup of 5 Intel 810 based diskless
> machines which will boot through a server having RedHat Linux 7.0. These
> diskless machines will have speakers and should be able to run audio/sound
> applications. These machines should also be able to browse the internet
> using the local Netscape browser. The server where the boot image for these
> machines will be stored is connected to the internet (using leased line and
> router)and has a proxy server working. The network cards on the diskless
> machines are Dlink DFE-538TX.
> Will this setup work first of all? Which LTSP package should be used? Any
> hints and tips are welcome. It's a bit urgent!
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Yogesh Hasabnis
>
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