Joel,
Could be iptables rule getting in the way.
Do this:
iptables -L
see if you have anything more than the 3 'ACCEPT' rules.
Also, make sure tftpd is listening by doing this:
netstat -anp | grep ":69 "
Jim McQuillan
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On Sun, 7 Dec 2003, jprico wrote:
> hi guy
I'm unable to run a LTSP client, I have the following problem:
When trying to load the kernel from the server, all it shows are dots. I
checked the tftp server and it is up and running. When I issue an "iptables -L
-n" I got the following line:
REJECT udp -- 0.0.0.0/0 0.0.0.0/0 udp dpts:0:102
hi guys.
i have a problem when the diskless machine is starting up. It find the DCHP
server, but it have a problem when it does tftp request of the kernel.
with ethereal i see the tftp request, but the next message is ICMP, with the
error PORT unreacheable. I am sure that tftp daemon is running,
> it
> detects a "VIA 6103" card instead of sis 900 and then it dosen't work,
> just
> keeps probing for the dhcp server without finding anything.
> No dhcp query is sent to the server according to my messages log.
>
> Does someone already have this problem and solved it?
A working version of th
I am trying to configure a laptop to boot as an LTSP light workstation. I have
a desktop Linux machine installed with DHCP that works.
The problem is that the laptop has a PCMCIA Cardbus D-Link DFE 690TXD. I know
that I cannot use ethernetboot and I have to use the wiireless package.
If I boot
John,
There is a ltsp_wireless package.
The trick about doing wireless, is that you can't load the kernel over
the network. It must be booted locally, from a floppy, harddisk or
flash disk.
Jim McQuillan
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On Sun, 7 Dec 2003, John O'Gorman wrote:
> I presume that LTSP wor
I presume that LTSP works with wireless in place of the usual wired NICs.
Is there a special package for wireless? Or do we simply compile a new
kernel with wireless driver modules compiled in?
John O'Gorman
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I've had pretty good luck running M$ Office apps under crossover office. It
is more resource efficient than VMware, and performance is quite usable for
my customer's setup:
Server:
2x 2.4 GHz Xeon processors
2 GB RAM
LTSP desktop Users: 14
Other users: 6
There is one caveat: some of th
On Sun, 2003-12-07 at 23:43, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> For 20 to 30 users, why don't you just have a separate w2k machine ?
>
> Running w2k under vmware will impose a performance penalty.
>
> You can certainly try it, and maybe your results will be good. I just
> haven't tried it with that ma
mpascual wrote:
Hello all,
What are your suggestions in implementing LTSP network environment that
also runs MS Windows 2000 using VMWare inside the LTSP server?
Thanks in advance for the tips.
--> Marvin
If you are planning on running a single machine with a single Windows
application, you
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