hi all ,
I am fighting for ltsp from last 2 weeks.
I have this hardware on server client
1) Intel 810 eea desktop motherboard
2) onboard sound,display,lan
3) both machines are connected by cross cable.
OS
1) mandrake Linux 8.1
2) default dhcp 3.0
3) LTSP rpms ver. 3 now.
my machine address
Hi everyone,
I need some help with this one.
My setup: diskless clients (to run DOS Linux) + linux server running LTS apps
(DHCP, TFTP)
Access: a) DOS, so client machines can reach the Novell server running legacy text
based applications
b) Linux, so they can run
How are you booting DOS on the clients now? Is there a hard drive
installed for it? If so, using lilo to optionally boot either DOS from
the drive or Linux from your LTSP server is pretty straightforward.
If there is no HD, using lilo on a boot floppy should also be pretty easy.
I'm not sure
On 20-Dec-01 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Okay, that's straightforward enough. But when do mode lines become
important then?
Those magic lines *might* help if your XF86Config has a suitable
ModeLine to match.
Some times you need to build a modeline by hand anyway. I use a
seperate
machine,
Hi,
I made a package which does exactly what you want. It is on
http://www.geocities.com/patpertusus/ called lts_kmap. I took gunzip from my
distro.
It is an /etc/rc.d script, thus there are 2 variables to put in lts.conf
RCFILE_xx= lts_kmap
KEYMAP= fr
It may be installed like other tgz
Hi,
Emile Snyder [EMAIL PROTECTED] quoted last 12/20/01 4:50:10 PM as follows:
How are you booting DOS on the clients now? Is there a hard drive
installed for it? If so, using lilo to optionally boot either DOS from
the drive or Linux from your LTSP server is pretty straightforward.
I'm
Hi Rudy,
Thanks for the info. My problem really is getting LILO from the server to the thin
client with no help from disks
(FD,HD)
I don't know if this is possible.
regards,
phil
Rudy Hermawan [EMAIL PROTECTED] quoted last 12/20/01 4:50:28 PM as follows:
AFAIK,
there is a boot image which
On Thu, 20 Dec 2001, Philip A. Roa wrote:
I'm booting my clients via floppy for testing but eventually will move them to
bootrom (etherboot) mode. No FDs nor HDs, there. Very thin.
[snip]
No problem booting either DOS or Linux by themselves. But i need the
booting process to be somewhat
Adrian,
I'm sorry to hear you are having a problem. Seems like lots of people
are having trouble downloading from SourceForge.
Unfortunately, there's nothing I can do about that.
Jim McQuillan
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Adrian D'Costa wrote:
Hi All,
I am trying to download the rpm for v3.0. I use
Mahashwar,
In your dhcpd.conf file, your broadcast-address is wrong.
It should be: 192.168.1.255
Also, you didn't show the contents of your /etc/exports file,
instead I see 2 copies of your dhcpd.conf file.
So, please send us your /etc/exports file.
Thanks,
Jim McQuillan
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Dinesh,
What are you doing when you get that error?
What commands did you type?
Jim McQuillan
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vcare wrote:
Receiving following error
Fatal server error:
Server is already active for display 0
if this server is no longer running remove /tmp/.XO-lock
and start again
Help
Xdmcp is set to true if i didn't have that i wouldn't even get a login
screen you get is the X.
yes i'm using kdm on redhat 7.1 latest redhat kernel (2.4.9 something i
believe) and an updated KDE 2.2.2 I did finally get it to work by copying an
old config into the kdmrc's place.
it was really
I have a Toshiba Tecra 500cs laptop. It has a 1.2 GB
drive and 900 MB are set aside for Windows98. I just
want to use the rest of the space to be able to set it
up to be a dumb X terminal. I want to be able to able
to be able to use my desktop as the server. What I
will use the laptop for
On 20-Dec-01 Jim McQuillan wrote:
Adrian,
I'm sorry to hear you are having a problem. Seems like lots of
people
are having trouble downloading from SourceForge.
Of course! Their site has probably become way to huge and to complex
for what they are (rightfully!) willing to invest to give
Hi,
Perhaps you could just use the 300 MB you have to install a small GNU/Linux
system and then you could start the remote X session via the 'X -query
server.name' command.
Hope it helps,
Dario.
El Jue 20 Dic 2001 17:36, escribió:
I have a Toshiba Tecra 500cs laptop. It has a 1.2 GB
Dear Jim,
I'll check out and re-glean the Etherboot docs first and see what i can pick up from
there. I'll then go to the
Etherboot mailing list for additional 'hints' just when i'm ready to throw in the
towel :-)
Thanks Jim for responding,
phil
Jim McQuillan [EMAIL PROTECTED] quoted last
I have a small (so far) ltsp-network (3.0.0, same problem with 2.0.9-pre4)
with one Redhat 7.2 server, two clients and a separate dhcp-server.
Everything runs fine, except that the ltsp's scripts doesn't get the names of
the clients. That means that both client share the same swap-file
Does anyone know if it is possible to use an image from rom-o-matic and
place it on a Cdrom to boot from instead of a floppy???
How should it be burned to the CDROM?
Thanks!
Mike
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Ltsp-discuss mailing list. To
I haven't been able to get local floppy drive access on the
workstation with LTSP 3.0, Debian unstable. Help please.
I've added this to rc.local,
echo Running floppyd
mknod -m 0666 /tmp/fd0 b 2 0
/bin/floppyd -d /tmp/fd0 ws001:0 :0
and also have
MODULE_01= floppy
in the [ws001] stanza
Hi,
I had the same problem in resuming my downloads. Try doing the following:
1. Wait for around 5-10 mins before attempting to resume. It will resume your
download but it may take some
time (it may be a precaution on sourceforge side on DoS attacks (?) i don't know)
Sourceforge seem to
Yes it would be possible to boot from a cdrom.
You would have to make a bootable ramdisk image with mknbi and
then make the cdrom image bootable using the el torito method.
For rom-o-matic you should just need to put this image into a
bootable cdrom image ala el torito.
Refer to the
Mike Ickes [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 21.12.01:
Does anyone know if it is possible to use an image from rom-o-matic and
place it on a Cdrom to boot from instead of a floppy???
How should it be burned to the CDROM?
It is possible, use the floppy image and some sort of burning/prog that is
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