So just to be clear, you are able to use a rtl8139D based NIC with
Etherboot?
Although I have used Etherboot in the past, my more recent experience lies
with burning PXE ROMs. I am afraid I have deleted the earlier messages in
the thread but IIRC, the symptoms that were described (i.e. no menu
Hello list,
> The user simply has to log out and then kill the power. There is no
> need to go through a shutdown sequence like a standard "disked"
> workstation.
Though it would be nice to have a software-way to poweroff atx-aware
workstations. Is there any chance to have a "poweroff" command
Since I installed ltsp, halt on mdkdm and kdm stopped working, even from the
server itself.
Enabling remote halt option will make it work again or this a bug/error?
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On Wed, 2003-08-06 at 08:02, pankaj gadhari wrote:
> hello barar,
> my board is i810, monitor is LG studioworks 45v, i have given X_MODE_0
> settings but then also it is not working, as if it is showing it is out of
> range, so any more ideas regarding that, plz mail me, its very urgent.
> than
> internal flag that enables the external boot rom. There is a utility on
> Realtek's web site that can be used to setup the rtl8139 chip. I had to
> put the nic in a windows machine, run their utility.(How humiliating!).
Thanks, this is very informative, it may be a question of NIC configuration.
Hi,
my experince says that some of the rtl8139D cards work with etherboot
and some not. For example I've had a bunch of Chronos rtl8139D based
cards which didn't work and a bunch of Chronos rtl8139D based cards
which did work. I'll look next week (when my vacation ends) if we have
still some cards
Hello carlosrp,
> I am making an LTSP installation for a bank (more or less 80 workstations)
> and I'm doing just fine, but I get the same problem on two old stations:
> The kernel doesn't boot. One of them is a Pentium I @ 60 MHz with 32 Mb of
> RAM, and the other is a 486 with 16 Mb of RAM. I ha
