--- gallun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm trying to get my first workstation up using PXE/Etherboot and ltsp.
> After stumling over a number of small issues I have gotten to the point
> where Etherboot is loading the Linux kernel and appears to be NFS
> mounting correctly. However, I hang on the
On Thu, 2002-09-05 at 15:40, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Gallun,
>?
>
> And, why are you mounting /opt/ltsp/i386.1 ? Normally, it is
> /opt/ltsp/i386. Are you doing something special ?
>
Doesn't this mean he's on his second try at installing?
I've found i386.1 after an aborted install and the
Gallun,
Normally, when people get the error about 'unable to open
initial console', it is because they aren't using a standard
LTSP kernel with devfs turned on.
I see you are using PXE to boot the workstation, so my question
is, which kernel are you using ?
There is a pxestuff.tgz package that
I'm trying to get my first workstation up using PXE/Etherboot and ltsp.
After stumling over a number of small issues I have gotten to the point
where Etherboot is loading the Linux kernel and appears to be NFS
mounting correctly. However, I hang on the message Warning: unable to
open an initial co
November 20, 2001 4:47 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Ltsp-discuss] Warning: unable to open an Initial console ???
Scott,
Did you start with the ltsp_initrd_kit ? It's got the filesystem that I
make into the initrd
and it has the config files for the kernels.
y
Scott,
Did you start with the ltsp_initrd_kit ? It's got the filesystem that I
make into the initrd
and it has the config files for the kernels.
you could at least do a diff on the config file against yours, to see
that you included
everything that you need.
Jim McQuillan
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
make sure that you include virtual terminals and also terminal support in the
character devices section.
* Scott Kinnear ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [011120 16:18]:
> Ok, on to today's problem. I'm trying to bring up 2.09pre4, since I have a
> network card that doesn't appear to be supported (NetGear fa3
Ok, on to today's problem. I'm trying to bring up 2.09pre4, since I have a
network card that doesn't appear to be supported (NetGear fa311, natsemi
driver) I'm recompiling the kernel and trying to get it to boot. I've loaded
Linux 2.4.9 source code, applied the swap over NFS patch, enabled what I
Hi All!
I have just installed LTSP 2.09pre3 on a Slackware 8.0 server, using the
resierfs, for the most part. I am using the
default vmlinuz.ltsp kernel that gets installed from the lts_kernel package.
I am also booting from diskette. When my worksatation boots, it finds the
DHCP server noprobl
