Trey Hunsucker skrev:
> Is your LTS and dhcp server the same box?
>
> If they are different, does your dhcp server point to your LTS? Dumb
> question I know but I've managed to type it wrong before.
>
> I know that I've had random issues with tftp timeouts when this was the
> case. To fix the situation I setup ProxyDhcp
> (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuLTSP/ProxyDHCP) and that resolved
> the issue. Before I moved to setting the proxy dhcp in a live environment, I
> setup my dhcp server as a TFTP server and copied the tftp files off the LTS
> and moved them to the dhcp server. This was a quick fix but it helped me
> confirm what was wrong.
>
> Trey
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Verner Kjærsgaard [mailto:v...@os-academy.dk]
> Sent: Wednesday, April 21, 2010 8:08 AM
> To: ltsp-discuss@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: Re: [Ltsp-discuss] Network: Broadcom Corporation NetXtreme BCM5782
> Gigabit
>
>
>
> thunsuc...@cnc-usa.com skrev:
>> Verner Kjærsgaard,
>>
>> I do not use OpenSuse, instead I use Ubuntu.
>>
>> In the past I've seen this fixed by specifying the next-server in your
>> dhcp config.
>>
>> Trey
>>
>>> Hi gurus
>>>
>>>
>>> - I've got a pile of HP/Compag desktop PC's that currently are in use
>>> with LTSP4.2/openSUSE10.2 (!). The setup works flawlessly well.
>>>
>>> - Now it's time to update.
>>>
>>> - I've installed openSUSE11.2 with KIWI/LTSP (latest) and am using the
>>> standard prebuilt image.
>>>
>>> - Oooops...the first PXE bootloader stage is functioning, I get to the
>>> FIRST green selector screen. Then LTSP starts loading and breaks with
>>> TFTP timeout.
>>>
>>> - somehow I suspect the mentioned (in the subject) netcard?
>>>
>>> I should mention that the KIWI/LTSP system feeds other clients, notably
>>> dummy PXE clients in VMware just perfectly fine. Even my very own DELL
>>> M90 will boot happily as a TC. So...my KIWI/LTSP is just fine. Alas only
>>> not with the actual client PC's it's finally going to use...
>>>
>>> Any ideas?
>>> --
>>> ------------------------------
>>> Med venlig hilsen/Best regards
>>> Verner Kjærsgaard
>>>
>
> - thank you for your answer. Unfortunately, I've already got the
> 'next-server' linie in my dhcpd.conf file. So that's not to blame.
> - I'm now looking into odd reasons like a funny switch in the
> network..and stuff like that.
>
>
Hi and thank you very much for your time and answer!
- it's one box. And I've setup LOTS of LTSP stuff - but only the ol'
LTSP4.2. This 5'er gives me problems.
My dhcpd.conf is ok. Nextserver line is in place.
Do you say that I should install ProxyDhcp onto my LTSP server
(openSUSE11.2)?
I just don't understand it, I just dumped the router and connected the
whole thing to a new switch and a new router. Just to play safe. Same
problem.
Mind you, I'm open for trying out lots of suggestions, I've got a full
blown test environment with a BIG server, routers, switches and clients.
So...yes I'm ready to test :-)
--
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Med venlig hilsen/Best regards
Verner Kjærsgaard
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