Jared,
Sounds like a worthy project.
Have you thought about how to handle the differences
between Linux distros ? Redhat, SuSE and Debian all
have different ways of starting/stopping services.
Jim McQuillan
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On Sat, 17 Nov 2001, Jared McIntyre wrote:
> I'm working on a proj
Ole,
The bzImage that is included with the 2.09pre4 kernels is assuming that
you will first be loading an initrd as your root filesystem. Then,
the /linuxrc script will take care of mounting the NFS filesystem and
then do a pivot_root to make the NFS filesystem root.
Take a look at the buildk s
Wouter,
Yes, we use Docbook for the LTSP documentation. Actually, starting
with 3.0.0 documentation.
Jim McQuillan
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On Fri, 16 Nov 2001, Wouter DeBacker wrote:
> Is there a need for Dutch manuals? If so, I volunteer to contribute to
> the LTSP community by doing my bit of th
David,
I also have a volunteer for Italian translation.
Giorgio Rossi [EMAIL PROTECTED] has offered
to help.
if you could contact him, that would be just great!
Thanks,
Jim McQuillan
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On Fri, 16 Nov 2001, David Johnston wrote:
> Volunteers so far:
>
> French (Johann GORLI
Phil,
That's one of the problems with using the kernel-space dhcp client.
The newer versions of LTSP, 2.09pre4, using user-space dhcp client,
and you can specify the IP address of the NFS server in the root-path
entry of dhcpd.conf.
Just set the value of the root-path to:
"192.168.0.1:/op
Where is the 100baseT modem or can a 10/100 Nic be added???
Mike
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For additional LTSP help,
Nick,
Anytime i've seen what looks like vertical bars, instead of fonts, it
has been caused by using the wrong X server for the video card.
in my case, it was an S3 video card and I tried using the SVGA
Xserver.
Try using a different Xserver, and I believe your problem will
go away. If it does
Tank you Georg,
I want create a very light distro, fast, with only the application
for videoconferencing, ppp, etc.
giorgio
Il sab, 17 nov 2001, scrivesti:
> Am Freitag, 16. November 2001 21:32 schrieb giorgio rossi:
> > When the ws are operative for my collegue and all th maintenance
> > depart
Hello
How can I do to configure azerty keyboard in run level 4 (for a
terminal) ?
For the moment the config keyboard is correct in run level 5 but not if
I run in a run level 4, I have a querty keyboard .
Thanks
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I'm working on a project with a number of high-school kids from
Littleton Public Schools at one of the elementary schools. Its an
after school project where we build computers with donated (read:
busted and old) parts. Lately we've started a second project based
around the LTSP project. The
I have been using a lot of Asus CUR-DLS at work and never had problems with
them
dual p3
up to 4gb of registered SD-RAM
scsi (U-Wide), nic (100baseTX) and video on board
the chipset is a serverworks
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Ole Sebastian Stein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Ok. I did as you suggested and now the client loads grub and an
menu.lst file. But I cannot get the kernel to mount the nfs
filesystem. The kernel is a bzImage built from the config-file in the
ltsp_kernel-package (2.09pre4). I placed the module
I would recommend a motherboard with the serverworks chipset.
Either supermicro or tyan offers these.
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Is it bootable from the net? Either by boot-rom or bios config? If
so, the flash is not needed.
Sorry I am such a stickler for having no os on the client until after it
boots. But LTSP does not need an OS on the client. Just more overhead
and cost.
HEHE.. I have 2 Iopeners in daily use.
Hello gurus!
First of all, thanks for your suggestions. =)
Based on the majority who suggested about my server specs, I'll go with a motherboard
that has a dual Intel Pentium 3 and supports more than 2 GB of RAM. Can you recommend
to me a good dual Intel Pentium 3 processor motherboard that
Am Freitag, 16. November 2001 21:32 schrieb giorgio rossi:
> When the ws are operative for my collegue and all th maintenance
> department of my factory work properly, I have a very exciting
> application
> of videoconferencing on a ltsp ws in my lan from the beginning , and
> enlarged also our c
Quick way to get PXE grub working:
download source for grub, configure it (./configure --enable-diskless
--enable-eepro100 --enable-rtl8139 --enable-3c90x --enable-tulip
--enable-via-rhine --enable-otulip --prefix=/tmp/fakeroot/)
do a make, then make install
go into the /tmp/fakeroot/share/gru
Is anyone using Win4Lin (http://www.netraverse.com/products/win4lin30)
with LTSP?
Running Windows inside a window on the desktop - win & - works
brilliantly, and is perfect for people migrating users from Winxx to
Linux.
However, I've not managed to find a way to run it in full screen mode -
fwi
How do I go about making a new kernel (bzImage) from the ltsp config?
I am not sure how to handle the modules and initrd. The reason I need
a bzImage and not a vmlinuz is because grub doesn't like the size of
the vmlinuz from the lts_kernel.
I have managed to load GRUB to the PXE-client. I have
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