Re: Patrick:
> 4) If I restart the automount process, I can access the device again.
> Any thoughts on what course of action I should take?
Given that you have the time to experiment:
Try to mount the SMB shares manually and see if it helps. If it does, put
it in a script that can be run on thin
Try installing LTSP-4.1 to a different directory, and then change your
root-path and /etc/exports entries to point to the new location.
Jim McQuillan
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On Thu, 23 Dec 2004, h_leskin wrote:
> Yes, ltsp-3 was in /opt/ltsp/i386 -directory and ltsp-4.1 has installed to
> same direc
Yes, ltsp-3 was in /opt/ltsp/i386 -directory and ltsp-4.1 has installed to
same directory.
From: "Jim McQuillan"
> What is in your /opt/ltsp/i386 ?
>
> Is that the same directory where LTSP-3 was installed ?
>
> Jim.
>
> On Thu, 23 Dec 2004, h_leskin wrote:
>
> > I've been properly configured l
I'm trying to setup a Term 150e to work across a WET11v2 bridge. On
the DHCP server
I see a DHCPREQUEST followed by a DHCPACK. These just keep repeating suggesting
to me that the Etherboot client isn't happy. The Term 150e just keeps
printing ... while
trying to get an address.
I've seen some co
Onsdag den 22. december 2004 21:19 skrev Neil Wilson:
> I have written up a FAQ for the NFS client mount problem that people are
> getting with the latest 2.4 and 2.6 Linux kernels and included it within
> the Wiki. I hope the list will find this useful.
>
> The problem can probably be classified a
Wolfgang,
What version of LTSP are you using ?
For LTSP-3 and LTSP-4, grab the ltsp_initrd_kit from the LTSP download
page. It contains the config file, and the source are straight from
kernel.org.
For LTSP-4.1, you need the LBE. It contains everything you need to
build ltsp, including the ker
Hi,
for running my local apps on ltsp-4.1 need to load my on kernel drivers.
Are there any kernel sources and headers on ltsp.org for the current
running ltsp kernel
witch I can compile my modules against.
If not and I have to download from kernel.org is there at least the
.config file of the
Hi,
resending, as my first answer went to Patrick only (I'm accustomed that
straight replies go to lists, sorry).
Patrick W. Foster wrote:
> Are there any alternative methods of access that can be used in the
> interim?
I've just started to keep my eyes open for these things myself. I think
there
hello list
i am trying to customize the ltsp kernel, using lbe.
that is, i am planning to get a nice progress bar while booting, by
including the linux progress patch.
what i have done so far:
modify package.def for linux-2.4.26 to include patch
modify config file to enable lpp
rebuilding packa
I've got an odd problem. Here is what happens when starting Firefox from
the client:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] dfort $ firefox
/opt/firefox/mozilla-xremote-client: error while loading
I've been properly configured ltsp-3 environment but I installed version 4.1
to same path. Could I change or replace any files from previous version?
My root-path is: option root-path"192.168.0.16:/opt/ltsp/i386/";
192.168.0.16 is my ltsp-server.
Thanks,
Henry Leskinen
From: "Jim McQuillan"
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