dear all,
I use ltsp3.0. I've set up all the necessasy configuration files needed based on the documentation provided.
I used a floppy disk to try it out. I loaded the file eb-5.0.5-3c509.lzdsk to the disk. On my 486 box. There's only a floppy drive connected. (I disconnected the cables fr
>a rom-o-matic floppy imitates the behaviour of an Etherboot boot ROM. It is meant for
>users, like yourself,
> who do not have a boot ROM for their network adapters or network
>adapters without a boot ROM socket.
>
> A rom-o-matic boot floppy and a boot ROM are normally mutually exclusive. I
Looks like a bad floppy to me.
On Fri, 22 Mar 2002 04:34:44 -0500 (EST)
"Vara Jambak" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> spewed into the bitstream:
~
~dear all,
~
~I use ltsp3.0. I've set up all the necessasy configuration files needed based on the
documentation provided.
~
~I used a floppy disk to try it out
Vara,
How did you copy the eb-5.0.5-3c509.lzdsk file to the
floppy ?
You need to dd it. There are instructions on the rom-o-matic
site.
Jim McQuillan
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Fri, 22 Mar 2002, Vara Jambak wrote:
>
> dear all,
>
> I use ltsp3.0. I've set up all the necessasy configuration file
I am getting the following error on my client workstation after the kernal
loads and the XF86 file is created.
-cut--
Building the XF86Config file
Building the start_ws script
Starting syslogd
syslogd: syslogd: canot write to remote file handle on 192.168.1.5:514
/tmp/start_ws: /usr/X11
Disable the Plug N Play option on the 3C509B card and try again.
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Sent: Friday, March 22, 2002 7:00 AM
Subject: RE: RE: [Ltsp-discuss] No boot rom
>
> >a rom-o-matic floppy imitates the behaviour of an Etherboot boot
I have lots of 3c509's that don't have bootproms that work with the boot
floppies.
What floppy image are you getting from rom-o-matic.com?
What does the screen tell you when you boot from the floppy you got for the
3c509?
Give us lots of details and we can help more
Matt
> -Original Messa
On 22 Mar 2002, at 9:52, Conrad Lawes wrote:
> Disable the Plug N Play option on the 3C509B card and try again.
I dit that, and then tried almost all the IRQs and ADRESSes (two days, it's
long ..)
Romain Surleau.
> - Original Message -
> From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PR
Images :
eb-5.0.5-3c509.com
Boot MS-DOS, launch image, asks "Boot from (L)ocal or (N)etwork"
reply N, and then I get :
(probe fail)3c509: eeprom busy.
(probe fail)3c509: eeprom busy.
(probe fail)3c509: eeprom busy.
(prob
a little info on my setup:
i am running ltsp on rh7.2, using a dual celeron 366 with 198mb ram,
this will soon be upgraded to a dual 466 with 512mb ram
i have three workstations, all with the same nic, video and sound,
celeron 366 cpu and 128mb ram
everything i need to work runs flawlessy on
hi
just a suggetstion , there is a little nice prog called rwin , which is
based on rdesktop , but with many improvements ,, try it ..
rwin
so try it ,,, i used it many times it is fine
Rob
>Has this issue been resolved? I also am seeing this problem on a 16MB 486
>box with a D-Link DFE-538TX using a floppy image from ROM-O-MATIC. The
>server is RH 7.2 .
>
>The full amount of system memory is being detected. However, the first sign
>of trouble is:
>"initrd extends beyond end o
You might be right. Maybe that fact this network adapter does not have a
boot ROM socket is affecting the Etherboot floppy.
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From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, March 22, 2002 10:33 AM
Subject: RE: RE: [Ltsp-discuss] No boot rom
> Imag
These are the markings off of my card
3c509b-TPO
ASSY:03-0020-010-REV-A
3com etherlink III
on the chip itself
3com 40-0411-001
9803KGA20
no bootprom on these boards and they work fine
when I make these boot disks I use my linux box and I do a cat
nameof.rom.image > /dev/fd0
I've used the
Are there any logs for kdm? or some way to get them to log what's going on?
It's hard to beleive there are no public documentations for all the setups
that could be in kdmrc.
Here are copies of my configuration files that should be effecting what I'm
doing. Please take a look and tell me if you
OK so I got RWIN
Loaded it on my server and it works (very
cool to me)
But I can't run it from any of my
LTSP workstations
Here is what I get
Connection successful and the screen pops
up for a split second
Then
It dies
And I see XIO: fatal IO error 14 (bad
addre
I have
done this before with no problems. How did you create the floppy
disk? If you just copied the file to the floppy, that will not work.
I am guessing you downloaded the file fro Rom-o-matic site. On the page
where you get the files it tells you what to do:
"To make a bootable flopp
Hi
I reported a problem a while back with the 3c509. Version 4 of eb worked
but 5 did not. My problem was related to the timer in 3c509.c. Here is the
5.05 diff for 3c509.c that I used. Because of the nature of the change, Ken
did not want to include it in the base.
Hopefully this is your pr
Not completely on the subject, but I also find the lack of documentation
for kdm and gdm surprising.
I spent quite a while looking for a way to turn off all the menus on the
gdm login screen with no success. I just wanted the least amount of
distractions and options. I finally just removed all th
. These are the markings off of my card
>
> 3c509b-TPO
>
> ASSY:03-0020-010-REV-A
>
> 3com etherlink III
>
> on the chip itself
>
> 3com 40-0411-001
> 9803KGA20
If the Etherboot floopy doesn't find your card it because the work
station don't show it.
Your card seem's to be used on an IS
I am using KDE 2.2.1 and I am having a problem associating .doc files
with StarOffice 5.2. Where is this information stored? I think that I
am missing a piece of the puzzle since the Mimelink stuff doesn't
mention an application to execute in order to open the file. I guess
that I should also
mknbi-1.2-7 did solve that problem with my i486(s). Many thanks Ken.
BUT, the kernel prepared with it reboots one of my Pentia every time I try to
boot it. That is not a big problem, one can use one kernel for the i486 and
other for the Pentia, but I though I should inform you.
Cicero
On Frid
On Friday 22 March 2002 00:04, you wrote:
> I have a problem to run LTSP 3.0 under Suse 7.2.
> I take a error message: Suse 7.2 Not Supported,
> but on the LTSP homepage, i can read, that suse7.2 is
> supported? Someone still have the same problem?
SuSE 7.2 and 7.3 are supported allright, but
On Friday 22 March 2002 13:00, you wrote:
> Could it be that the 3c509B-TPO , not having a socket, doesn't
> recognize instructions of boot ROM included in the boot floppy
Negative ! The Etherboot code on a rom-o-matic floppy
completely replaces the functionality of a boot Rom on a Nic
regardl
Folks,
I've shot myself in the foot, and am hoping someone knows the remedy. My LTSP
server is also a router, and I'm running Mandrake 8.2. I ran
InteractiveBastille to setup security, and it changed the permissions on the
log files so that root is the only one with write access. Now my client
Quoting Izauddin Mohd Isa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> With nfs, I cannot have redundency for fault tolerance and file locking
> problem ( who get
> to write first) like DRDB or Opengfs, and also user management ( guess I
> have to used
> ldap + pam to solved this ).
I use NDS(Novell Directory Servi
I have multiple Xservers in my network , how i can give user a choose
option by which he can select the X-server ,
Help & Guidance needed urgently
Regards
K.Dinesh
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