Verner Kjærsgaard,
I do not use OpenSuse, instead I use Ubuntu.
In the past I've seen this fixed by specifying the next-server in your
dhcp config.
Trey
> Hi gurus
>
>
> - I've got a pile of HP/Compag desktop PC's that currently are in use
> with LTSP4.2/openSUSE10.2 (!). The setup works flawle
Hi gurus
- I've got a pile of HP/Compag desktop PC's that currently are in use
with LTSP4.2/openSUSE10.2 (!). The setup works flawlessly well.
- Now it's time to update.
- I've installed openSUSE11.2 with KIWI/LTSP (latest) and am using the
standard prebuilt image.
- Oooops...the first PXE boo
On Sun, Mar 21, 2010 at 09:40:57AM +0100, Salvatore De Paolis wrote:
> Hi all,
> I'm curious about the thin client's solution and i'll like to know more about
> it.
> Let's say i have a server and few netbook clients. Such clients have SD card
> support for authentication, is this scenario possible
Στις 20-04-2010, ημέρα Τρι, και ώρα 13:55 +0100, ο/η John Ingleby
έγραψε:
> ... until I tried to boot some newer thin clients (HP t5525,
> IGEL 1 /2, DevonIT TC2). All of these machines boot successfully
> to the Ubuntu login screen, but when users attempt to login after a
> minute or so they simpl
I have had LTSP4 servers running successfully on CentOS in two
classroom labs for about three years now, and decided to move to
Ubuntu 9.10 and LTSP5. All is going well with our ancient Dell
GX1's etc., until I tried to boot some newer thin clients (HP t5525,
IGEL 1 /2, DevonIT TC2). All of these m
Am 20/03/10 20:28, schrieb Mark Ehle:
> Thanks for the reply - can a user other than guest log in? I want to
> log in as an admin.
>
> mailto:vagr...@freegeek.org>> wrote:
> will display a "login as guest" button, but allow an alternate
> username to be
> specified, and after 10 second
