Jim,
It has taken a while but I have tried the newer kernel and it works with
the rtl8139. Auto detect of the network card works, so no options 128 or
129 are required in dhcpd.conf.
This m/b has an i810 chipset and even though I put in the MODULE_01 =
agpgart.o line it didn't load the module
Hi,
There's nothing more "user friendly" than the official documentation. Check
the web site (www.ltsp.org).
Regards,
Dario.
El Lun 08 Oct 2001 00:55, Leland Dieno escribió:
> Hi everyone, (sorry about that test)
> I just have one quick question. (Please respond to me
> offlist and
I've got one computer working great with LTSP. I'm now trying to get another one
hooked up, however it's giving me errors. It hangs during DHCP lookup. I have the
DHCP set up exactly the same on the server as for the other computer, using a fixed
address tied to a MAC address. I have verifi
Hi everyone, (sorry about that test)
I just have one quick question. (Please respond to me
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I have used Linux before but am definitley not a power
user. My friend who is actually signed up for this
list (Christopher Edge - [EMAIL PROTECTED]) has been
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> so I used the initrd tools and re made a kernel for the 3c509 with the
module in the append line.
But 2.09pre3 will still work without the NIC= line in dhcpd.conf, as long as
the NIC is compiled into the kernel, correct?
Alan
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Chris,
I've posted the kernel package with the fix for 3c509. it's called
lts_kernel_2.09pre3-test.tgz.
It may take 30 minutes or so, for it to show up on the download page.
The reason I called it '-test' is because I didn't get a chance to test
it.
Let me know if it gives you a problem.
Th
Has anyone (besides me) tried running Madrake 8.1 as a server. I have been
running Mandrake 8.0 for quite sometime but after upgrading to 8.1 X would
start on the X terminal but the login screen would not appear. This seems
very familiar, it seems like I was having this problem when 8.0 wasn'
I have had success with removing the /tftpboot path in the directory path
and it works fine.
FYI
>
> > Well there is a known issue with redhat 7.x that the xinetd entry for dhcp
> > shifts the root directory to the tftpboot directory. Check your inet
> entries.
>
> Actually, I don't have an x
> Well there is a known issue with redhat 7.x that the xinetd entry for dhcp
> shifts the root directory to the tftpboot directory. Check your inet
entries.
Actually, I don't have an xinetd entry for DHCP, *however*, I do recall now
that with LTSP 2.08 + Mandrake 8.0, the -s entry in the xinetd e
It Didnt need fixing i dont think... I just had an
old boot ROM which didnt recognize the NIC= parameter from DHCP.
so I used the initrd tools and re made a kernel for
the 3c509 with the module in the append line.
but I will make a new boot disk heh
and is it normal for the 3c509's to sl
Jim,
I have seen a couple of posts, in the last few weeks, with regard to people
testing local apps with the pre-release of the next version of ltsp.
I have checked out the Sep 30 changelog and also your updated instructions
page, dated 5 October.
Could you provide a little information on how y
Im not 100% sure but i think i remember reading that you need to use the
kernel-all for IDE support.
this is atkleast in the 2.08 i think.
- Original Message -
From: "Jacques B. Siboni" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "John F Cuzzola" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: "Ltsp discussion group" <[EMAIL
I look forward to the fix Jim.
and Shane 2.09preX is way different from 2.08 it
doesnt compile the NIC in the kernel it loads it from modules and autodetection
of the pci cards etc... lots of new good stuff in it.
- Original Message -
From:
Shane Kennedy
To: Chris
Sen
Hi All!
I installed LTSP 2.09pre3 on a Mandrake 8.0 server, with the following
packages:
lts_core
lts_kernel
lts_x_core
lts_x_fonts
I also ran the ltsp_tempaltes script, which did all the necessary changes.
I also edited the /etc/dhcpd file appropriately. I am also using the
"default" /tftpboo
I've updated http://www.rom-o-matic.net/ with the latest production
release of Etherboot, version 5.0.4
I've also created an experimental version, 5.0.4-mc1 specifically for
people who have trouble with Netgear FA310TX and other LC82C168/169 based
cards, using the "tulip" driver. Other than t
In Paul Whittakers 'diskless Windows cookbook' he makes mention of
requirements for NFS server for win2k
ie - support symbolic links, character and block special files.
Has anyone come across a NFS server that does this, or is MS Windows
Services for Unix still the best bet - with kernel re-comp
Dear all,
have been working with 'ltsp', 'wilisystem' and 'rdesktop' to default into
windows2000 TS session on diskless ws.
works great.. no really .. works great!
Many thanks to all who have made it possible.
question..
default color depth is 8bit. I wish to bump it up to 16bit. Has anyone h
I'm trying to get 2.09pre3 going but I get this error:
VFS: Cannot open root device "ram0" or 01:00
Please append a correct "root=" boot option
Kernel panic: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on 01:00
Server is AMD 800MHz, 512MB, integrated sis nic (8139too),
Mandrake 8.0.
Workstation is AMD 1.2GHz,
John F Cuzzola wrote:
>
> *** You'll have to create the hda,hda1,hda2,hda3 (etc) devices in the /dev
> directory of the diskless client. For example I'm using ltsp 2.07 so I
> would:
>
> cd /tftpboot/lts/ltsroot/dev
> mknod hda b 3 0
> mknod hda1 b 3 1
> mknod hda2 b 3 2
> etc... (for each parti
*** You'll have to create the hda,hda1,hda2,hda3 (etc) devices in the /dev
directory of the diskless client. For example I'm using ltsp 2.07 so I
would:
cd /tftpboot/lts/ltsroot/dev
mknod hda b 3 0
mknod hda1 b 3 1
mknod hda2 b 3 2
etc... (for each partition you want to have access to)
That
Hi,
From a linux console, you should try:
# X -query
Where ltsp_server is the name or IP address of your current LTSP Server.
Hope it helps,
Dario.
El Dom 07 Oct 2001 16:17, Gerardo S. Gervacio escribió:
> hello, just want to ask if there is linux terminal server client
> software
i am upgrading from RedHat6.2 +
lts_core_2.03 (works fine) to RedHat 7.1 and lts_core_2.08 but i have a trouble
when the station tries to conect...
My IP 192.168.0.1, Server IP 192.168.0.254, GW IP 192.168.0.254
Loading /tftpboot/lts/vmlinuz.ne2000...
i see the troubleshoting guide but t
Chris,
I've got a fix for this problem, and I hope to post it tonight
on the download page.
If you are adventurous, you could download the ltsp_initrd_kit
package and modify the /linuxrc file. You just need to remove the
part that requires the IO parameter. I mistakenly included
the 509 along
Hi all,
Sorry if this is a well known question, but I could not find it on the
Archives (The webcrawler search tool is buggy).
How can I make use of the local drives on the workstation? I want to use them
as linux partitions and as swap devices.
fdisk /dev/hda fails saying
Unable to open /dev/
James,
You need to add:
MODULE_01 = agpgart.o
That will load the module and automatically the new device node will
appear in /dev
Jim McQuillan
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Hi
>
>I have been trying 2.09p3, mostly sucess, but my i810 board fails
>to start an X session.
>I
Thnks Michael it was very helpful
Jacques
"Michael H. Collins" wrote:
>
> I generally use Tomsrtbt or Floppyfw floppies.
>
> http://www.zelow.no/floppyfw/
>
> http://www.toms.net/rb/
>
> During bootup it will tell you what kinda chipset it has.
>
> Floppyfw is better on older cards as it w
søndag 7. oktober 2001 12:04 skrev Chris:
> I have recently decided to try out LTSP, I initially started up with the
> 2.08 not ventured into the 2.09pre3, and since then I did my workstation
> testing on a new computer but I want te get my old 486 going with a 3Com
> 3C509 ISA card
That does wor
I have recently
decided to try out LTSP, I initially started up with the2.08 not ventured
into the 2.09pre3, and since then I did my workstationtesting on a new
computer but I want te get my old 486 going with a 3Com3C509 ISA
cardin the DHCPD.conf file I have specified the two option lines 1
Hi
I have been trying 2.09p3, mostly sucess, but my i810 board fails
to start an X session.
I have included the full XF..log. All that I can see is the missing
/dev/agpgart.
Is this a devfs issue?
Thanks for any help
James
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