Howdy
This potential problem occurred to me when answering the last question about
specifying unique configuration options for specific terminals.
We have two LTSP implementations we look after. The old one has a dhcpd.conf
file with the hard-coded MAC addresses in the file for each host, with each
stanza specifying the host's name.
The second implentation uses the pxestuff-3.0.5 packages PXELINUX
implementation, as in K12LTSP I believe. This method does not require
explicitly specifying each workstation in the dhcpd.conf, and therefore does
not get assigned a hostname at bootup ("Current hostname: ").
Without a hostname assigned to the terminal, how does one refer to that
terminal in lts.conf?
Warwick Chapman
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