On 10/22/2012 12:18 PM, Daniel Brockmann wrote: > Hi, > > > hmm, I am not succeeding: > > meszi@linux-termsrv:~$ lsmod
This shows the modules loaded on the server, not a client. <snip> > When trying to connect to the LTSP client's IP address with SSH I get... > > meszi@linux-termsrv:~$ ssh meszi@192.168.178.41 > <mailto:meszi@192.168.178.41> > ssh: connect to host 192.168.178.41 port 22: Connection refused apparently, sshd isn't running on the client, at lease not on port 22. > But the terminal shows up the LTSP server's IP address anyway... > > meszi@linux-termsrv:~$ ifconfig eth0 Again, you are running this command on the server. Opening terminal on the client starts a shell on the server, not on the client. <snip> > How can I gain SSH access? :-/ I suggest you follow Jim's first suggestion, by going to the console of the thin client: sitting at the client, press <Ctrl><Alt><F1>, then log in as root. > > > 2012/10/21 James McQuillan <j...@mcquil.com <mailto:j...@mcquil.com>> > > Get to the console of the thin client, or configure sshd to allow > you to ssh into the thin client from the server. > Once you have a cmd line session on the thin client, you can check > to see if your modules are loaded with lsmod, or see if dmesg shows > that it detected your drive and also you can see what the device > name is. > Also, you can run fdisk on the device to see if there's a partition > table. > > Jim McQuillan > j...@ltsp.org > > On Sun, Oct 21, 2012 at 3:22 PM, Daniel Brockmann <s...@meszi.de > <mailto:s...@meszi.de>> wrote: > > Hi, > > I set up a LTSP server for the first time and it works so far: I > can log on, I can change lts.conf settings and see the change > after rebooting. > > But one thing would not work on my thin client (Winestra 4210): > I cannot access the local CF-card-driven IDE hard drive. USB > thumbdrives work well so far. The CF/IDE HDD was formated with > two FAT 16 partitions using a live Ubuntu system - so it's > proven that it is working at all, at least. > > Here's the lts.conf : > > --- > # Defines a maximum of 80% of the RAM for X > X_RAMPERC = 80 > > # Enables access to locally connected storage devices > MODULE_01 = "ide_generic" > MODULE_02 = "ide_disk" > MODULE_03 = "fuse" > MODULE_04 = "usbcore" > MODULE_05 = "usb-uhci" > MODULE_06 = "usb-storage" > MODULE_07 = "sd_mod" > LOCALDEV = true > HOTPLUG = y > LOCAL_STORAGE = y > ALLOW_UNKNOWN_USB = y > LOCAL_DEVICE_01 = /dev/hda:hda > LOCAL_DEVICE_02 = /dev/hdb:hdb > LOCAL_DEVICE_03 = /dev/hdc:hdc > LOCAL_DEVICE_04 = /dev/hdd:hdd > LOCAL_DEVICE_05 = /dev/sda:sda > LOCAL_DEVICE_06 = /dev/sdb:sdb > LOCAL_DEVICE_07 = /dev/sdc:sdc > LOCAL_DEVICE_08 = /dev/sdd:sdd > --- > > What am I doing wrong? > > CU, > Daniel. > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Everyone hates slow websites. So do we. Make your web apps faster with AppDynamics Download AppDynamics Lite for free today: http://p.sf.net/sfu/appdyn_sfd2d_oct _____________________________________________________________________ Ltsp-discuss mailing list. To un-subscribe, or change prefs, goto: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/ltsp-discuss For additional LTSP help, try #ltsp channel on irc.freenode.net
