Rob Owens a écrit : > manu Baylac wrote: > >> Hi. >> >> I install successfully a ltsp server on debian sid and all works fine. >> But now, clients want to use an Ubuntu dist. >> >> So I try : >> ltsp-build-client --dist gutsy --mirror >> http://fr.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu --security-mirror none >> >> Base system installs successfully, then I get a message that says it's >> impossible to install linux-image-486 (???)... and the build client >> fails.... >> >> > If the users want to *see* Ubuntu, then you need a full Ubuntu server > installed somewhere. The --dist option only affects the packages that > get installed in the chroot. These are things like video drivers, xorg, > etc., but it does not include anything that the user actually sees. It > only includes files that the thin client hardware needs to operate. > > So unfortunately after all your hard work, it looks like your Debian > server may be more or less useless for your LTSP needs. That is, if > your users really must have Ubuntu. > Definitively clear. ;-) Thanks a lot Rob (and others) for this helpful explanation.
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