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Still grepping through log files to find problems? Stop.
Now Search log events and c
Alan Murrell wrote:
Looks like it is the CONFIG_PCI_DIRECT option. I am downloading a new
image with that option in now, and will report back my results.
This was indeed the problem, and it now boots just fine. Having trouble
getting the login screen, but I think I may have it figured
Hi Jim,
Jim McQuillan wrote:
The clue I see is: 'no BIOS32 detected' There's an option in Etherboot to
deal with that. I don't remember the specific option.
Looks like it is the CONFIG_PCI_DIRECT option. I am downloading a new
image with that option in now, and will report back my resul
Hi There,
I have installed LTSP v4.1.1 on a Mandrake 10.2 server. I am trying to
boot my laptop from it, but am not getting much love. The laptop uses
the 'eepro100' driver. An 'lspci' gives me the following information
about the card:
--- START ---
:02:08.0 Ethernet controller: Intel
the resources to run things
locally, so it'll also stop using some resources on the server... :-)
Thanx!
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partition from the Linux
worksation)?
If it is possible to use "local" devices when "local apps" is enabled, is
there anything special that needs to be done, other than making sure the
workstation's kernel has the appropriate support for the device
Greetings, all.
I was wondring if anyone here has encountered the problem where the diskless
client gets to where it says "running dhclient" and "Mounting root
filesystem from /opt/ltsp/i386 from 192.168.1.254" and then it just hangs?
Thanx!
Alan
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> so I used the initrd tools and re made a kernel for the 3c509 with the
module in the append line.
But 2.09pre3 will still work without the NIC= line in dhcpd.conf, as long as
the NIC is compiled into the kernel, correct?
Alan
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27;ll let you know whether or not it solves the problem :-)
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dware ethernet 00:B0:D0:15:58:04;
fixed-address 192.168.1.2;
filename "/tftpboot/lts/vmlinuz.ltsp";
}
}
<END>
Does someone here perhaps see something that I've missed (whi
reiserfs
on mst of my partitions, but that, of course, is just a guess :-)
Thanx, in advance, for your help!
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el, compiled, and placed it in the appropriate
place in the "lts" directory. Is using an "initrd" absolutely *essential"
for 2.09??
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to do local apps, but I want to get
2.09pre-3 working first before messing with that, so obviously those two
aren't really needed just yet. Obviously lts_core, but what about the
others??
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hough I have a slackware.sh script (made
prtyy much from the redhat.sh one), and a symlink of slackware-8.0 linked to
the slackware.sh.
Maybe once I have it working on Slack, I'll turn my attention a little
closer to getting the install script to work properly :-)
Alan Murre
on what I've "found" :-)
If anyone out there 8has* got Slackware to work with LTSP, I'd love to hear
from you, to see if there are any pitfalls I should look our for.
Thanx!
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Ltsp
ot;mini-HOWTO" on
doing that to the list? I'm sure that I'm not alone in saying that it would
be of a great help. With any luck, perhaps it could possibly be added to
the "Contributed Docs" section on the LTSP site?
Just th
If you're worried about resource usage on the LTSP server, and don't really
need a "desktop", then I definately think FVWM2 is the way to go. If you
have programs that you want "instant" access to, then you can either create
an "app-launcher", or even use FVWM95, which has a taskbar, and I believ
created from xf86config for my i810 card (i.e., just using the file it
outputs, with *no* modifications), but it still didn't work :-(.
I've attached my XF86Config file; maybe someone here with sharoer eyes than
I can see what is wrong? Thanx.
(I *know* this works -- it has before; I
locate .log" doesn't reveal
anything either. thanx!
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but in your
dhcpd.conf file, I see the hardware address and file line, but no IP address
is assigned to it.
At the very least, if this isn't the solution to your problem it should
prevent a future one from ocurring :-)
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