Hello Frank,
perhaps try to set nothing in thin client options.
I also use w2k8 Server R2 64bit as otc Server but also use w2k3 as dhcp and
domain controller. I do not set something in options. No nfs or something.
So I would try to set a default desktop application to the client and
nothing more. Then boot and have a look if the clients boot the linux
environment. If that works then you can try with your nfs share. If not you
should first try find that problem.
Best regards / Mit freundlichem Gruß
Julian Ohm
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Von: Frank Burnham [mailto:fburn...@ofwf.com]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 14. August 2013 23:54
An: openthinclient-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Betreff: [openthinclient-user] OpenThinClient OS Loading Error
I am new to openthinclient and this user list. I am in need of assistance
with properly configuring the client OS loading process. The information I
need does not appear included in the support wiki:
Background
..
+ I installed the server on Windows Server 2008 R2 (64 bit), and I was
finally able to get the server manager application running after removing
java v. 7.25 64 & 32bit with the last v. 6.45 32 bit
+ I changed the manager application shortcut target to the 32 bit javaws.exe
path as described in the support wiki for installing on Windows 7 & Windows
Server 2008 R2
+ I have opened inbound TCP & UDP ports in the Windows firewall on the
server as identified in the openthinclientadvisor application
+ Manager is working nicely and I can add ThinClients from the PXE Client
list
+ ThinClient gets DHCP reserved IP address just fine; nothing special for
PXE booting set on the Windows DHCP server
+ Appears the openthinclient environment handles everything with PXE booting
and no special settings need be configured in DHCP server according to
support documentation and threads on this user list
Problem
.
+ Client boots via PXE fine to start the openthinclient OS shell
but
ultimately fails
+ The client OS loading stalls after completing the /scrpits/nfs-premount
+ Next lines report:
+ mount: RPC: timed out
+ mount: nfsmount failed: bad file descriptor
+ mount: mounting 192.168.99.99:/openthinclient on /root failed: Invalid
argument
The 192.168.99.99 IP address is not my real server address but just an
example
Such an RPC time out error strikes me as a file path or sharing error of
some sort
I am guessing the default path to the boot file is incorrect as
192.168.99.99:/openthinclient reflecting what I think is the Boot Options
- NFS share setting \openthinclient
Since I am using Windows 2008 R2 64bit , should the NFS share be set to
Program Files/openthinclient instead?
If so, where do I change this?
What are the correct Boot Options settings anyway?
Thank you,
Frank
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