Hello Folks,
We're planning on releasing K12LTSP2.0 in one week. I'm working hard to
bring the documentation on the k12ltsp.org site up to speed.
I've posted a call for suggestions and a plea for help at k12os.org. If
there are subjects you want included you can send me mail or even
download
Hello LTSP gurus! =)
I have two questions with LTSP. I hope you will give a little time to read this
message and probably give your solutions.
Just a little background of my LTSP setup, below are my specs:
SERVER:
- Mandrake Linux 8.1 & KDE as Desktop Environment
- LTSP 3.0 RPM
- Intel Penti
Shane Kennedy wrote:
> Hi Y'all,
> Some weeks ago, I enquired where I might get the source or hex file
> for boot rom for NE2k-PCI.
> Jim I thing pointed me to sourceforge, but I haven't found it.
http://etherboot.sourceforge.net/distribution.html
or
http://etherboot.berlios.de/distribution.h
Robert Maynord wrote:
> the ltsp rpms I downloaded created a directory:
> /opt/itsp/i386.
that's wrong, there is nothing like "itsp"
rename
/opt/itsp/
to
/opt/ltsp/
> Yet if I
> rename the lts.conf file (as a test) nothing works at all - so ltsp is
> seeing the config file.
Because you a
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Mark,
turn off dhcpd on your suse server (192.168.1.64). julius
On Sat, 2 Feb 2002, Mark Howe wrote:
> In order to try to sort out my Netscape plugin problems (see earlier
> messages), I have set up a second server. So I now have a redhat server with
> 2 network cards. One is plugged int
Hi Y'all,
Some weeks ago, I enquired where I might get the source or hex file
for boot rom for NE2k-PCI.
Jim I thing pointed me to sourceforge, but I haven't found it. I want
to modify my rom to set 0x443 to 0xff to start the board's watchdog at
power up. Can anyone help ?
Shane
Hello LTSP gurus! =)
I'm a newbie in LTSP and Linux in general. I hope you will give time to read and
probably answer this very newbie question.
I'm using LTSP 3.0 RPM on Mandrake Linux 8.1. I only have one workstation to test
this very interesting project - LTSP. My workstation specs are:
In order to try to sort out my Netscape plugin problems (see earlier
messages), I have set up a second server. So I now have a redhat server with
2 network cards. One is plugged into an ltsp terminal via a crossover cable,
and is on subnet 192.168.2, and the other is plugged into the hub used b
Charles,
There is a project which is dedicated to build a ltsp-mosix enviroment
using Mandrake. I dont have the exect url buy you surely will find it on
www.google/linux. They have also a chat channel on irc.openprojects.net
under #mandrake-ltsp. You can find info that is not related with
mandrak
Hi all.
I am also interested on local hard disk to boot ltsp workstations. This
is because the place where I am using ltsp have not much enought money
to pay for the eprom burning process and device. Besides they have small
hard disks (600MB, 6GB, 2GB) that can be used on Workstations to take
bac
Hi!
my suggestion for the installation guide:
---
BEFORE you install any LTSP Packages,
install the following 3 packages from your Linux-Distribution:
( ) dhcp - DHCP Server
( ) tftp - tftp Server
( ) nfsutils - kernel-NFS-Ser
Chris Watt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Warning. Un-verified speculation ahead.
>
>I don't actually have any PXE bootable NICs, but if I read correctly then
>I think it should be possible to boot using PXE and Etherboot (as per
>http://www.ltsp.org/documentation/pxe.howto.html) with DHCPD vers
On 02-Feb-02 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm trying to see what sort of terminals I can get to run ltsp on.
> I'm
> wanting something I can hide away, as well as something without a
> fan.
> The quieter and smaller the better. The closest thing I can find is
> the
> "Tiny Linux System" made by A
Martin:
Thanks for the comment. I have already tried this approach, but no luck.
I have a theory-- the ltsp rpms I downloaded created a directory: /opt/itsp/i386.
The XF86_S3 rpm created a new directory: /opt/ltsp/i386 (l not i). I then
had to copy the S3 driver to the pre-existing director
On Sat, 2 Feb 2002, Adinda Praditya wrote:
> I followed your instructions at
> http://www.do.shuttle.de/do/westfalenkolleg/ltsp/mfloppy.html
>
> and i got this error:
> ===
> Started device management daemon for /dev
> unknown user: "root"
^^
very strange indeed, who then is ow
On Sat, 2002-02-02 at 05:38, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm trying to see what sort of terminals I can get to run ltsp on. I'm
> wanting something I can hide away, as well as something without a fan.
> The quieter and smaller the better. The closest thing I can find is the
> "Tiny Linux System
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