That almost defeats the purpose of using LTSP in general, but it is impossible
for me in my situation.
I am working with 2 test systems and will be handling a large number of
systems soon. These systems come to me with a blank hard drive, no floppies,
and no CD-ROM. At this point, the entire
Hi Offray,
I am interested to have a solution on reading lfrom local CDrom and burning
on local CDwriter, preferably without a hard disc, making use of the
resource from the Terminal Server. Wolfgang has done a good job on local
floppy drive.
I will follow this thread as well as your discove
Hi,
I was thinking about access to local devices too. The simplest way I can
concive is put a minimal Linux system on the local hard disk of the
client with the necesary stuff to make that local devices (floppy,
cdrom, etc) works and load the graphical X from the ltsp Server.
I will be working o
>If you are using a floppy, why not put the kernel on the floppy, with
>you root fs on nfs ?.
>You can still use dhcp to assign ip.
Because it boots up from the network in a couple of seconds after
reading in and executing Etherboot, as opposed tens of seconds reading
the whole floppy. And with t
Hi Shane,
At 06:01 PM 7/5/2002 +0100, Shane Kennedy wrote:
>If you are using a floppy, why not put the kernel on the floppy, with
>you root fs on nfs ?.
>You can still use dhcp to assign ip.
I am interested to learn how to make it. Could you please pass me more
information.
Thanks
Stephen Li
Thank you, Jason. You've given me some good info on what to search for (I've
found lots of time it's very difficult to search for a topic because the
choice of key words can be too wide, and it takes too long to sort through
and try different combinations), as well as some very useful informat
Hi Arif,
The workstation can boot from a floppy. Please visit following site for
more information
http://etherboot.sourceforge.net/
Have a trial
Stephen
At 06:16 PM 7/5/2002 +0300, Arif Altun wrote:
>Hi,
>I am completely new to ltsp. However, I am determined to give it a try. I
>have a qu
Hal,
You do not need ENBD unless the controlling scripts are
running on the LTSP *server* in which case they need access
over the network to the client drive. From what it sounds
like, this is not what you want.
Many people have modified and played around with the
rc.local script in LTSP to get
Il giorno Wed, 3 Jul 2002, Eric Nodwell così ha scritto:
|From: Eric Nodwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
|To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
|Date: Wed, 3 Jul 2002 15:35:55 -0700
|Subject: [Ltsp-discuss] Logging to server console - how to prevent monitor
|sleeping?
|
|
|We have a small monitor on the server, and
Il giorno Fri, 5 Jul 2002, Carlos Álvarez M così ha scritto:
|From: Carlos Álvarez M <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
|To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
|Date: Fri, 05 Jul 2002 08:58:47 -0500
|Subject: [Ltsp-discuss] LTSP with two NICs
|
|Hi, i have a server with LTSP and all works fine.
|
|Now, I want to configure anoth
My appologies for appearing a complete moron, but I extracted the
initrd_kit, ran ./buildk, and got
/lib/modules/2.4.18-3custom is missing.
then
I ran
make modules_install
but, not surprisingly got 'no rule '
Where do I go from here ?
Shane
Niels Sandholt Busch wrote:
>
> Shane
>
> On Th
> If you are using a floppy, why not put the kernel on the floppy, with
> you root fs on nfs ?.
You intend to flash the nic rom but
- You are testing your image before flashing it
- You can't flash all 200 clients today but they all have to work by
tomorrow at 08:00
The other 199 clients
> Hi,
> I am completely new to ltsp. However, I am determined to give it a try. I
> have a question about initializing ltsp workstations. Is it possible to
> use regular ethernet cards (without ROMs) and to create bootable diskettes
> to initialize workstations from.
It certainly is. This is sta
If you are using a floppy, why not put the kernel on the floppy, with
you root fs on nfs ?.
You can still use dhcp to assign ip.
Shane
Peter Lister wrote:
>
> > I am completely new to ltsp. However, I am determined to give it a try. I
> > have a question about initializing ltsp workstations. Is
On Fri, 5 Jul 2002 18:16:34 +0300 (EEST)
"Arif Altun" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I am completely new to ltsp. However, I am determined to give it a try. I
> have a question about initializing ltsp workstations. Is it possible to
> use regular ethernet cards (without ROMs) and to create
The older Trident cards require an X-server that comes with XFree86 3.x. I
believe LTSP 3.0 defaults to XFree86 4.x. Make sure you have XFree86 v3.x
on your server, use it and the default SVGA server to get X up and running,
then fine tune it.
Truthfully, the quickest way to get your X-server ru
> I am completely new to ltsp. However, I am determined to give it a try. I
> have a question about initializing ltsp workstations. Is it possible to
> use regular ethernet cards (without ROMs) and to create bootable diskettes
> to initialize workstations from. I have read it was possible to writ
Hi,
I am completely new to ltsp. However, I am determined to give it a try. I
have a question about initializing ltsp workstations. Is it possible to
use regular ethernet cards (without ROMs) and to create bootable diskettes
to initialize workstations from. I have read it was possible to write th
Hi, i have a server with LTSP and all works
fine.
Now, I want to configure another NIC card. My idea
is to use one card for DHCP, DNS, NFS and the other for LTSP, XFS. ¿Is that
possible?
I install the card, but when the workstation boots
it hangs.
Last workstation message:
Mount
First - we are talking about the clients with poor graphics?
Second - what kind of hardware have you got in the client (if that is what
we are talking about)
Third - You say it boos off of the floppy ok but can we see some of your
configs? Mainly the lts.conf maybe the dhcpd.conf
The more the b
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