On 9/21/2001 2:14 AM Rudhuwan Abu Bakar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>Choose "PXE loadable ROM Image" from the drop-down menu, and you will be
>>sent a .lzpxe image.
>how do we create *.lzpxe manually? well...we may need it if rom-a-matic
>server ever went down..:) is there a command for it?
Downl
>
>
>Choose "PXE loadable ROM Image" from the drop-down menu, and you will be
>sent a .lzpxe image.
>
how do we create *.lzpxe manually? well...we may need it if rom-a-matic
server ever went down..:) is there a command for it?
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On 9/20/2001 10:03 PM Peter Rundle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Ok, I've read the doco and I'm keen to give this a whirl.
>However, where do I find an eepro100.lzpxe? I've looked
>on rom-o-matic, I've googled but I not find him anywhere
Choose "PXE loadable ROM Image" from the drop-down menu, and yo
>> It's now a switch, but the hub didn't seem to be a problem.
Remember if all the traffic is between the workstations and the server,
i.e the workstations don't talk to each other (no local apps), then most
of the benefit of a switch is wasted in an LTSP environment because the
traffic performa
Ok, I've read the doco and I'm keen to give this a whirl.
However, where do I find an eepro100.lzpxe? I've looked
on rom-o-matic, I've googled but I not find him anywhere
Help?
also will the current vmlinuz.all kernels work?
i.e they were made with mknbi >= 1.2?
TIA's
Pete
Hi,
I bought cards with boot proms all set up from
http://www.disklessworkstations.com/
they are 10/100 cards and they cost me about $30-$35 each. I thought about
burning proms and such, but it was worth it to me just to be able to plug them
in and move on to something else. This is not an a
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Hi!
Nope I didn't ...
where can i get mknbi-linux?
bye...hardy
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A ramdisk is a virtual disk created on you computers Ram that behaves like a
physical drive. (did I get that right?)
That's how I understand it anyway.
Matt
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Marc,
Great idea on the CHIPID stuff.
Would you please send me (privately) the rc.setupx and lts.conf files ?
Also, I've been wanting to add grouping support to the getltscfg program,
I just haven't had the time.
Thanks,
Jim McQuillan
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Marc Delisle wrote:
>Hi,
>
>To suppor
Hi all. Having a brain fart here getting "/lib/modules: no such file
or directory".There was no /tftpboot/lts/ltsroot/lib/modules path.
Tried creating one and placed agpgart.o in that same path, but it did not
help. We are using RedHat 6.2 and LTSP 2.07. Have MODULE_01 = agpgart.o.
Wh
Hi,
To support the ATI Xpert2000Pro (r128 based), this is what I had to do:
Add a new config. variable X4_CHIPID in lts.conf:
X4_CHIPID = 0x5246
Modify rc.setupx, under the BUSID section, add a similar section for
CHIPID,
but the generated line must not have quotes, for example:
ChipID = 0x52
Hi everybody,
I am new to this list and fairly unexperienced with Linux networking.
I am trying to set up a diskless terminal using a server which is running
Suse 7.1. Since the server is attached to my cable modem I now have two
network cards in the server. The cards, as well as the one in th
Hi everyone. Has anyone been able to boot up LTSP using RPL?We have
done boot proms, flash BIOS boots, PXE based mainboards and netAble boots.
All work great, LTSP is a great product. Keep up the great work! We
would like to try RPL since we have some inhouse systems that have onboard
net
Jim,
YES it works now: just added init=/linuxrc rwin my loadlin!
Thanks!
Marc
Jim McQuillan a écrit :
>
> Marc,
>
> what did you specify for your init= in loadlin ?
>
> When I tag a kernel, I use the following:
>
> mknbi-linux --output=vmlinuz.ltsp \
>--append=
Marc,
what did you specify for your init= in loadlin ?
When I tag a kernel, I use the following:
mknbi-linux --output=vmlinuz.ltsp \
--append="init=/linuxrc rw" \
--rootdir="/dev/ram0"\
bzImage initrd.ltsp.gz
If you do
Jim,
Do you mean messages before "VFS: mounted root" ?
Here are the message after "VFS: mounted root":
---
Freeing unused kernel memory: 168k freed
Busybox v0.60.1 (2001.09.16-20:45+) multi-call binary
Usage: busybox [function] [arguments]...
Hi,
Did you tagged your kernel with mknbi-linux again, with the new root
directory option(--rootdir=/home/tftpboot/lts/ltsroot/) ? If you are using
the old kernel, it will try to mount the old dir.
You can retag your kernel , or make a simbolic link (more dirty).
Hope it helps
Marc,
Can you show us more of the messages ?
there may be something that will give us a clue as to the problem.
Thanks,
Jim McQuillan
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Marc Delisle wrote:
>Good! now it mounts:
>
>==
>VFS: mounted root (ext2 filesystem)
>Feeing unused kern
Good! now it mounts:
==
VFS: mounted root (ext2 filesystem)
Feeing unused kernel memory: 168k freed
BusyBox v0.60.1
.
.(Snip)
.
Kernel panic: Attempted to kill init!
=
Hmm, isn't that the point where it would start in
Marc,
You might want to say root=/dev/ram0
That is what I do when I use mknbi-linux to setup the kernel
for Etherboot.
Jim McQuillan
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Marc Delisle wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I am using loadlin to boot the ltsp bzImage, with initrd= option. Here
>are the last messages I see:
>
>Mountin
I am trying to set up a set of machines, but have
encountered problems with boot ROMS and (lack of)
support from card manufactures.
The machines were supplied with D-Link DFE-530TX
cards and DFE-534R2 ROMS. However these come
with RPL software and dispite claiming to be
Flash arn't flashable. (T
Hi!
I use LTSP in version 2. 08-0 on Suse 7. 1
All would be well if not boot
Of working station in quite unexpected moments.
On stations works Netscape and StarOffice 5. 2 PL in KDE,
internet over dialup.
Whether has somebody idea why so happens ?
Server AMD Athlon 1GHz, 256 MBRAM,
2x45 GB HDD( h
Hi,
I am using loadlin to boot the ltsp bzImage, with initrd= option. Here
are the last messages I see:
Mounting rootfs
Doing the pivot_root
Mounting devfs...
Running /sbin/init
Usage: init 0123456sQqAaBbCcUu
VFS: cannot open rootdevice nfs
Please append a correct "root=" boot option.
> Deryk,
>
> Yes, using VMWare to run the workstation is absolutely possible.
>
> In fact, that is how I developed 2.09pre2.
Jim,
Thanks for that info. It helped out quite a bit. The folks on the
irc.openprojects.net #ltsp channel helped out with my gdm problem.
Again, cheers to the eve
Hi,
How to shutdown or reboot a LTSP workstation ? As there is nothing on it, maybe
just pushing the stop or reset button may work ? However, this will let some
entries in /var/lib/nfs/rmtab which isn't so bad, but nfs will start very
slowly if there are a lot of bad entries in it.
How do people
hai yossi,
I am have the same problem,i am just
1.include the following in /etc/x11/fs/config,
daemon xfs -droppriv -daemon -port 7100
2. /etc/X11/gdm/gdm.conf
[xdmcp]
change Enable=0 to Enable=1
3. /etc/inittab
change id:3:initdefault to i
From the LTSP download page, I have installed:
kernel 2.2.18
lts-core 2.08
Mach64 X server 2.0
onto RedHat 7.1. All standard pieces.
I made changes to lts.conf that should be very standard and sensible.
I have put Etherboot 5.0.3 into a 3com 3c590 card at the workstation.
There's an ATI card
Running ltscore-2.08 on rh7.1
Terminals boot the kernel ok then hang with the grey screen waiting for
the xwindows login screen to appear. This started first as in
intermittant problem over the last month then degrading to complete
failure today. I am resonably sure that the config files are ok.
I think it depends on how many users you want to support. I haven't looked
into the costs that closely. A friend of mine was saying about U.S. $700,
but I don't know what you get for that.
Check out the site: www.tarantella.com
Gerry
> how much does Tarantella cost?
>
> Gerry Kirk wrote:
>
torsdag 20. september 2001 10:55 skrev du :
> how much does Tarantella cost?
It's cheaper than the comparative Citrix product, but still quite expensive.
That's of course a relative thing, all dependent on what you are used to
paying for software licenses. Look for resellers on their web page.
hi,
i am not sure, but i think the problem is that you are running a secure tftp
( -s option ).
it sets the tftp in chrooted enviremont. so you can´t access /tftpboot/ .
try it without -s in your inetd.conf or with a path relative to /tftpboot ,
/bzImage for example.
perhaps that will help. good
Hi Ayub,
please take a look at the troublshooting section for the X
it seem the problem that the XDCMP are not fully configured
there is an explanation on the LTSP trouble shooting for that
rudy
http://www.ltsp.or.id
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ayub syafie wrote:
Hi all,
I have a problem with LTSP instalation, there is
xdm-error.log ... =
please help
the client only have a blank screen after starting X
Windows
xdm-error.log :
(--) SVGA: Using XAA (XFree86 Acceleration
Architecture)
(--) SVGA: XAA: Solid filled rectangles
(--) SVGA: XAA: Screen-to-scree
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Hi!
I changed my /etc/dhcpd.conf to reflect a moved /tftpboot directory.
I ran out of space on the partition it lived in and so I moved it.
Then I changed the dhcpd.conf file and all other files pointing to
that dir.
BUT: The ws still tries to moun
> It seems that if I build the RedHat LTSP server, it will conflict with our
> Windows 2000 DHCP server though, since both systems will be trying to issue
Depends exactly how you set it up. If you have it so that the LTSP server
is multihomed and serving DHCP to only the interface(s) with the wor
how much does Tarantella cost?
Gerry Kirk wrote:
>For those of you who have to provide access to Windows applications from
>Linux, check out Tarantella (www.tarantella.com). From a browser, users can
>access Windows apps from any platform.
>
>It's implemented by running Tarantella from Linux,
For those of you who have to provide access to Windows applications from
Linux, check out Tarantella (www.tarantella.com). From a browser, users can
access Windows apps from any platform.
It's implemented by running Tarantella from Linux, which accesses apps
installed on an NT/2000 box. You on
hai friends,
please explain me about "what is ramdisk?"
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hai friends,
i am unaware of DC and i started configuring dc using dhcp.When i booted my DC
using the rom-o-matic floppy.i received the following error:
*
Searching for server(DHCP)
..Me:192.168.1.11 , Server:192.168.1.1
loading 192.168.1.1:/t
hai friends,
i have configured dumb terminals using dhcp.When i booted my DC
using the rom-o-matic floppy.i received the following error:
*
Searching for server(DHCP)
..Me:192.168.1.11 , Server:192.168.1.1
loading 192.168.1.1:/tftpboot/bzImage
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