> > i did a ldd /usr/bin/xmms and copied all the libs it wanted but didn't
> > overwrite any of the libs that already existed in /opt/ltsp/i386/.
Do a ldd xmms and copy the libraries into a unique directory such
as: /opt/ltsp/i386/xmms-libs
On the client drop into a local xterm then try this:
It's not a problem with the distro that you are seeing.
The problem is that the version of Glibc that is included
with ltsp is GLIBC_2.2 from (I think) a redhat 7.0 system.
It sounds like you are trying to run an xmms binary that was
linked against GLIBC_2.2.3.
I'm not sure what is the best way
i'm planning on setting up an terminal server and i was wondering what distro
would make it easiest to run apps locally on the clients..
i mean, i have a terminal server on my mdk8.2 workstation and i get some sort
of library version error on my dumb terminal when i try to take xmms (and the
s
Sounds to me like you don't have the tftp server installed. I know
Mandrake doesn't install it by default either. Try installing that using
Redhat's software manager. You may need to run ltsp_initialize again to
get LTSP to see it. Don't quote me on that last part though.
Ken
On Sat, 2002-07-2
Hi
I am trying to get ltsp running, but every time I run the
ltsp_initialize command I get the following:
tftpd.tmpl
Error when redaing of information about service tftp: File or directory
does not exist
(This is a translation from Swedish, it might be accurate)
I have downloaded the rpms and
