Am Freitag, 8. Oktober 2004 11:27 schrieb [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> I am getting this message when I try to boot the client:
> ERROR! No root-path. Check your DHCP configuration, to make sure
> that option root-path is specified.
This is a rather good description of the problem... you should check
I am getting this message when I try to boot the client:
ERROR! No root-path. Check your DHCP configuration, to make sure
that option root-path is specified.
any solutions
i am using K12LTSP 4.1
regard's
zaidi
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Hi Joseph
El mar, 15-10-2002 a las 09:25, Joseph Kezar escribió:
> I am getting this message when I try to boot the client:
> ERROR! No root-path. Check your DHCP configuration, to make sure
> that option root-path is specified.
>
[...]
> default-lease-time21600;
> max-lease-t
I realized that afer I sent my last message. There is another resident
DHCP server on our network.
So you are most likely correct in that in round #2 it is sending its
request to the wrong DHCP server.
Is there anyway I can modify dhclient to point to a specific DHCP
server(e.g. the servers
Joseph,
an LTSP workstation will go through 2 rounds of dhcp requesting.
Once when the Etherboot bootrom starts its job.
Then, once the kernel has been loaded, dhclient will make
a second request.
Make sure you are seeing the DHCPDISCOVER twice, a few
seconds apart.
Jim.
On Tue, 15 Oct 2
The client is getting a DHCP response from the correct server.
/var/log/messages reports this on the server:
Oct 15 10:24:57 dblab dhcpd: DHCPDISCOVER from 00:00:c7:00:34:90 via eth0
Oct 15 10:24:57 dblab dhcpd: DHCPOFFER on x.105.102.90 to
00:00:c7:00:34:90 via eth0
Oct 15 10:24:57 dblab dhcp
Joseph,
Is it possible that the client is getting a response
from some other dhcp server on the net ?
I really should change the dhclient script in the initrd,
to report the IP address of the dhcp server that offered
the dhcp info.
Thanks,
Jim McQuillan
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On Tue, 15 Oct 2002
I am getting this message when I try to boot the client:
ERROR! No root-path. Check your DHCP configuration, to make sure
that option root-path is specified.
And I am certain that it is specified(option root-path). I even tried
to manually mount that directory from another box on the network
I am getting this message when I try to boot the client:
ERROR! No root-path. Check your DHCP configuration, to make sure
that option root-path is specified.
And I am certain that it is specified(option root-path). I even tried
to manually mount that directory from another box on the networ
I managed to get it going! My problem was a simple (and stupid) one. My other
DHCP server was mucking me up.
Thanks
Peter
Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> Peter,
>
> If you are getting an error about 'No root-path' then you are
> definately NOT having a NFS or mountd problem. The workstati
Peter,
If you are getting an error about 'No root-path' then you are
definately NOT having a NFS or mountd problem. The workstation
hasn't gotten far enought to have that problem yet.
It is more likely that the /etc/dhcpd.conf file is missing
the 'option root-path' statement, or the workstati
Hi,
I have been trying to setup up a test LTSP system at home over the last few
days. I am running RedHat 7.2 as my server inside VMWARE as my server, ltsp-
core-3.0.5-0.rpm and ltsp-kernel-3.0.4-0.rpm .
I have an old pentium 66 that I am trying to use as the client. I have managed
to get to
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Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2002 11:15 AM
Subject: Re: [Ltsp-discuss] ERROR: No root path
> jon,
>
> Could be anything.
>
> We need more info.
>
> Your dhcpd.conf file looks fine, but I see you are using
> your own custom-built kernel.
jon,
Could be anything.
We need more info.
Your dhcpd.conf file looks fine, but I see you are using
your own custom-built kernel. Have you modified the /linuxrc
script at all ?
What distro/version is running on your server ?
Jim McQuillan
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Thu, 28 Feb 2002, jon wrote:
Please help me with my problem it says
ERROR: No
root-path. Check your DHCP configuration, to
make sure the
'option root-path' is specified
Kernel Panic:
Attempted to kill init!
attached is my dhcpd.conf file
Thanks in advance
dhcpd.conf
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