Hi,
I installed ltsp 3.0 from source on debian 3.0.
It works very well with many PC.
I have a problem with an old compaq 486 DX4 with n ISA
3c509 ethernet card.
After booting kernel I obtain the following message:
Running /linuxrc
Mounting /proc
Open of /proc/bus/pci/devices failed: No such fil
Jim,
Thanks . I have changed the dhcpd.conf entry.
My Workstation booted successfully. But again I am in
problem.
I am using Intel 815EEA Desktop motherboard at both
end,Server & client, with 667 Mhz CPU & 256 MB Ram.
Both machines are connected on Cross cable.
on board Display card is i810.
The
On Sun, 30 Dec 2001, Enrique Rodriguez wrote:
>Hi, Rob,
>
>Two areas with the sound package I have seen issues with were getting
>the ESD and NASD services running on the LTSP client and making sure the
>sound modules were loading properly on the client.
>
>As you mention, a ps -ax doesn't show E
Hi DK,
I am using LTSP 3.0. on Mandrake and I encountered the same problem. It automatically
uses xdm as the
display manager. I am not sure if this is ok for LTSP, but in my simple setup my
workstation was able to use
KDE and have not experienced any problems yet. This is just from my own ex
Enrique,
Your information has been most helpful. Unfortunately, the system is not
quite working.
The 1 second sleep didn't quite do it. I added a 5 second sleep after
starting nasd and esd. This caused them to remain running in the background.
I have the following lines in my lts.conf to enable
I have been doing some reading and from what I can put together, I think it is
possible to create a system that boots off a floppy and contains all the PCMCIA
components within the initial boot ROM image.
There wouldn't be any need for a mini linux install on a floppy that contains the
PCMCI
Hi, Rob,
Two areas with the sound package I have seen issues with were getting
the ESD and NASD services running on the LTSP client and making sure the
sound modules were loading properly on the client.
As you mention, a ps -ax doesn't show ESD or NASD running on the client.
I checked notes and
