Check your /etc/xinetd/tftp file to see if "disable = no"
After that is fixed, restart xinetd and you should be good to go.
Hope that helps,
mattc
Michael Ladd wrote:
>Hi there,
>trying to get a working demo running. Using RH7.2 as a server with 3.0.
>
>
>DHCP is running, seems to assign an I
Either I blinked or Jim is too modest to mention this article:
http://www.newsforge.com/article.pl?sid=01/12/19/229219
Nice going guys. Pleased to see your project saving money where it matters.
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Eric
> You didn't send your entire dhcpd.conf file, but I'm going to give
> a guess anyway.
>
> I'd say you are missing the 'use-host-decl-names on;' entry in the
> dhcpd.conf file.
>
> It should look something like this:
...
> >I have a small (so far) ltsp-network (3.0.0, same problem with 2
Hi Kai
> I installed MS's True Type fonts on my LTS using the XFS (font server)
> option. This makes my KDE (and thin client) desktop (and application) look
> so much nicer and more professional/state-of-the-art, scaling fonts for the
> konqueror and others. Many web sites insist on MS TT fonts.
could someone please remove my e-mail from this list asap, I forgot my
password and I can't do it through the web page.
thanks.
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Michael,
Your tftp daemon cannot seem to find an image to load.
Check your /etc/dhcpd.config file for the 'filename' entry. Make sure that tftp can
read it and its in the
/tftpboot/lts (Check this if its '/lts' or '/ltsp', i'm not sure of this, it may be
the one causing it ;-) ) shared directo
Hello Kai and everyone,
Just was able to get my setup running thanks to the good guys back at the Etherboot
discussion list (great
resources await there related to LTSP) esp to Ken Yap who personally took the effort
to look into my problem
(great thanks to Jim McQuillan of LTSP for suggesting
Hi all
What benefits can I get setting up a Mosix cluster with my ltsp network?.
Is the server work shared with the thin clients? (load balanced or shared
between the server and the clients).
Best regards
ff
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Hello Sir,
I am using LTSP 2.08 with linux kernel built on Redhat 7.1 , i run the
runlevel 5 , it boots up very well but get struck at this point. It
works
very well with runlevel 4 .
once in went upto setting of xserver but it didn't give me login
window.
When i used kernel built with Redhat 6.
Hi everyone, well a few of us have patched together a sparc thin client
port for ltsp.This will enable you to use diskless sparcs ala LTSP
style.
Everythings at http://ltsparc.geeksinthehood.net
Sofar its working to some degree. My 12 year old SPARCstation IPC is
running X nicely.
Robert Stanfo
Hi everyone, well a few of us have patched together a sparc thin client
port for ltsp.This will enable you to use diskless sparcs ala LTSP
style.
Everythings at http://ltsparc.geeksinthehood.net
Sofar its working to some degree. My 12 year old SPARCstation IPC is
running X nicely.
Robert Stan
Hi everyone, well a few of us have patched together a sparc thin client
port for ltsp.This will enable you to use diskless sparcs ala LTSP
style.
Everythings at http://ltsparc.geeksinthehood.net
Sofar its working to some degree. My 12 year old SPARCstation IPC is
running X nicely.
Robert Stanfo
Upgrading my LTSP 2 system to 3 (RedHat 7.1). The client loads the 3C509
driver successfully - on-board ISA, so required a manual entry in dhcpd
:-(, and then:
Mounting root filesystem: /tftpboot/lts/ltsroot from: 192.168.0.254
Doing the pivot root
pivot_root: pivot_root: No such file or director
DK,
We are going to need more information to help you with your install.
I'll elaborate-
vcare wrote:
>Hello Sir,
>I am using LTSP 2.08 with linux kernel built on Redhat 7.1 , i run the
>runlevel 5 , it boots up very well but get struck at this point.
>
What point is this? When it is loading
Hi everyone, well a few of us have patched together a sparc thin client
port for ltsp.This will enable you to use diskless sparcs ala LTSP
style.
Everythings at http://ltsparc.geeksinthehood.net
Sofar its working to some degree. My 12 year old SPARCstation IPC is
running X nicely.
Robert Stanfo
On 23 Dec 2001 14:54:40 +
John McCreesh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Upgrading my LTSP 2 system to 3 (RedHat 7.1). The client loads the 3C509
> driver successfully - on-board ISA, so required a manual entry in dhcpd
> :-(, and then:
>
> Mounting root filesystem: /tftpboot/lts/ltsroot from: 1
On Tue, Aug 28, 2001 at 02:28:23PM +0200, Denis Penot wrote:
> I'm french and it would be much more comfortable for me to be able to
> use a french keyboard layout !! I have tried to change the lts.conf
> file by setting these options :
> XkbSymbols = fr(pc104)
> XkbModel
Ken, Thanks for pointing that article out.
I actually had missed that article. pretty cool, eh?
Really, Paul Nelson and Eric Harrison deserve alot of the credit for
that. They are both working very hard to make it easier to setup
servers for schools, complete with LTSP and tons of application
Philip,
Glad to hear it is working.
How about a quick writeup or summary of how you did it?
That would make a great addition to the LTSP website.
Thanks,
Jim McQuillan
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Philip A. Roa wrote:
> Hello Kai and everyone,
>
> Just was able to get my setup running thanks to the
John,
I think the problem is you are still trying to mount the old
/tftpboot/lts/ltsroot directory as your root filesystem.
That won't work.
As of LTSP 2.09, the root filesystem that should be mounted
is /opt/ltsp/i386
You'll need to fix the root-path in your dhcpd.conf file.
Jim McQuillan
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Thank you for your reply,
If the kernel works with the Telnet session then the Kernel building is
proper.
It build the Xf86config file also . but enable to give me the Xlogin
screen.
It creates start_ws file also.
and passes init runlevel 5
The terminal doesn't hang but doesn't go ahead .
Once it
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