> It turns out that it's easy to force the loading of
> the tg3 kernel module.
>
> You simply need to pass 'NIC=tg3' on the kernel
> command line.
>
> For PXE (which i'm sure the broadcom is using), you
> need to edit the
> /tftpboot/lts/2.6.16.1-ltsp-2/pxelinux.cfg/default
> file, and add
> '
I am trying to run version ltsp 4.2 on a HP dc7600
box.
Even though the default kernel is
bzImage-2.6.16.1-ltsp-2
( and I have checked the vanilla kernel 2.6.16 from
kernel.org, does support this card )
It appears that there is no module compiled into the
initramfs.gz file. So kernel loads and
Hi team,
Just been tidying up a few issues with my rc.local script, as we run local
apps here on our workstations and have been investigating some very slow
bootup pauses on the ltsp clients.
We run Redhat 7.3 , kernel 2.4.18, on our servers and workstations. Actually
our configuration is a hang
ons and if this LDAP data
is able to be mirrored out to remote sites, that would be cool.
If I can help in any way, to get this feature working in LTSP ( with local
app support ), please let me know.
Regards
Doug Herbert.
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Jim,
I have seen a couple of posts, in the last few weeks, with regard to people
testing local apps with the pre-release of the next version of ltsp.
I have checked out the Sep 30 changelog and also your updated instructions
page, dated 5 October.
Could you provide a little information on how y
Ok, I can give some feedback on local apps support, after spending another
day trying to work things out.
First off, my problem yesterday, with no xdm display on the workstation ,
even though X was starting OK. The fix was in /etc/X11/xdm/kdmrc This was
on a redHat 7.1 server running KDE 2.2
[X
First off, thanks Jim for all the time and effort that has gone into
2.09prerelease.
I have installed it on a test machine and was able to get workstation to
boot fine. I like the one kernel approach.
The server I used is a RedHat 7.1, running KDE2.2. All our workstations are
configured to run a
