Doug,
1) The initrd_kit is most of the stuff I use to build a kernel package.
I made it available
for download, so that #1, people could see how I did it. and #2,
they could build their
own kernels.
2) Option-128 is a vendor ID tag. The value 'e4:45:74:68:00:00' is a
special value
First off, thanks Jim for all the time and effort that has gone into
2.09prerelease.
I have installed it on a test machine and was able to get workstation to
boot fine. I like the one kernel approach.
The server I used is a RedHat 7.1, running KDE2.2. All our workstations are
configured to run a
I have sent my question about ltsp-printtool many
times , but nobody answer my question ;-(
Is there really nobody knows the answer?
My question:
I have problem is how to print on workstation ? I
have downloaded the printtool_rh62.tgz and use its new
version "printtool" , then
>I have a working network bootable setup using bootp and tftpd on a Debian box
>and everything is working just fine (3com 3c509 with LanWorks). Unfortunately
>my customer wants the server to run Redhat 7.1 and no bootp RPM is available.
>So I installed 7.1 on a box and downloaded the tftpd and dh
At 23:43 +0200 9/26/01, Clemens Hupka wrote:
>Hi folks!
>
>I installed LTSP v2.08 (not for the first time, i have already two systems
>running for about 1 year!)
>
>I know this is more an etherboot than a ltsp-problem, but the 2 projects
>are so close one to each other, that maybe someone of you h
At 21:06 +0200 9/26/01, karthikeyan nagalingam wrote:
>hi Geert Stappers,
> i checked the permissions, and i
>give the full permissions for /tftpboot and its
>subdir's, but still it gives the same error. please
>give some other solution.
Okay.
>
>waiting for your reply,
I hope
Clayton,
It's failing for a simple reason.
WHen I built the kernel, I left out the natsemi driver. (oops!).
I'm building a new kernel, and it will have the natsemi driver included.
I'll make it available on the download page later tonight.
Sorry, and thanks,
Jim McQuillan
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks for that Jim.
I have just installed the latest kernel packages 2.09pre2-5.
Now I am getting to this point. I think the fundamental problem is the
No such file or directory which is staring me in the face. The root
directory has to be mounting or else it would not be running the linuxr
Hi folks!
I installed LTSP v2.08 (not for the first time, i have already two systems
running for about 1 year!)
I know this is more an etherboot than a ltsp-problem, but the 2 projects
are so close one to each other, that maybe someone of you has a clue...
This time i got some "old" european I
- Original Message -
From: "Eduardo Chammas - Eurocabos" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2001 4:18 PM
Subject: [Ltsp-discuss] Re: [Discuss] Supertek IQ terminal
I also use this box with X 4.1 against a flat screen with good successes
with built
Hi JT,
Yes, I understand this now - I just jumped to the wrong conclusion is all...
sorry.
I can't believe how much this project has matured in the year that I've been
using it.
Thanks Jim! (and everyone else who has contributed)
Charles
-Original Message-
Date: Wed, 26 Sep 2001 07:02
HEy Jim,
Great work you are doing!
One question though (I'm getting ready to spend a couple of days playing
with the new 2.09)...
I know you said you were working on updating the new docs, but is there a
quick'n dirty on the differences? It appears that there is only one w/s
kernel now?
Thank
I have a working network bootable setup using bootp and tftpd on a Debian box
and everything is working just fine (3com 3c509 with LanWorks). Unfortunately
my customer wants the server to run Redhat 7.1 and no bootp RPM is available.
So I installed 7.1 on a box and downloaded the tftpd and dhcp
Am Mittwoch, 26. September 2001 00:21 schrieb Hereward Cooper:
> Hi there,
>
> Does anyone know how to slove the Abiword font problem on the xterminal?
>
> # "AbiWord could not load the following font or fontset from the X
> Window
> # System display server:
> # [-*-Times New Roman-regular-r-*-*-*
hi Geert Stappers,
i checked the permissions, and i
give the full permissions for /tftpboot and its
subdir's, but still it gives the same error. please
give some other solution.
waiting for your reply,
thanks in advance,
karthikeyan.N
--- Geert Stappers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
hai friends,
karthi here, please any one help me
regarding pxe. i got following error.
totally 3 m/c(pxe server,dhcp server, client),
and pxe.conf file is configured as per documentation.
while rebooting the ws gives the following message.
DHCP MAC ADD:00 04 AC 8B 4F 39
CLIENT IP:
- Original Message -
From: "Jim McQuillan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 25, 2001 8:04 PM
Subject: Re: [Ltsp-discuss] dhclient does not finish
Hi Jim,
this is to briefly confirm that most things are working with latest 2.4.9
kernel (against my con
Has anyone gotten the old Intel 8/16 Lan Adapter to work?
I have been to Rom-O-Matic and don't see anything obvious.
I have 30 of these cards that were donated for a school
There is a TP & AUI port on the card.
These are old ISA cards running 10 Mbit.
There is a place for a boot rom on the
At 15:57 +0200 9/26/01, Egan, Matt B. (Artco) wrote:
>I tried it on a quadra 650 and it DIDN"T work.
m68k Mac don't have open firmware, O.F., support.
>
>All my newer ones (g4's) worked fine.
PowerPC do
>
>Matt Egan
>Artco
>Ext 7771
>
> -Original Message-
>From: Chris G. Sellers [mailto
Ken,
Sorry to disturb you about a year old posting of yours.
I'm trying to include etherboot rom file into a Supertek's motherboard bios
but I'm having no success.
I received cbrom application and bios image from supertek guys and tried :
cbrom 3hbn-823.bin /pci rtl8139.rom
flashed into bios and
I tried it on a quadra 650 and it DIDN"T work.
All my newer ones (g4's) worked fine.
Matt Egan
Artco
Ext 7771
-Original Message-
From: Chris G. Sellers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, September 25, 2001 7:43 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:
Thanks for the help, but the standard fixes did not apply.
The problem was in the kdm startup file /etc/X11/xdm/kdmrc
For whatever reason, kdm was not listening for XDMCP requests
which is supposed to be the default
Set the following key
[Xdmcp]
Enable=true
and restart kdm
The workstatio
At 0:48 +0200 9/26/01, karthikeyan nagalingam wrote:
>hai friends,
> i am karthi, one small doubt in pxe,
>totally 3 m/c(pxe server,dhcp server, client), i
>configured the pxe.conf file. while rebooting the ws
>the ws gives the following message.
>
>DHCP MAC ADD:00 04 AC 8B 4F 39
>CLIE
The reason for dropping the LTSP Enh. with LDAP has nothing to do with
authentication. The LDAP in the Enh. is for configuration of each
individual machine. LDAP has become a chore and especially when they
change the standard. We also think there are better ways to do
configuration using
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