> Deryk,
>
> Yes, using VMWare to run the workstation is absolutely possible.
>
> In fact, that is how I developed 2.09pre2.
Jim,
Thanks for that info. It helped out quite a bit. The folks on the
irc.openprojects.net #ltsp channel helped out with my gdm problem.
Again, cheers to the eve
Hi Deryk,
Yep I had a go at this a while back. Couldn't get the X-Server to
run at any reasonable resolution but the booting and all was real
easy.
When you create your virtual machine just make the floppy a file
rather than a device and make it point to the .rom file.
I show'd this to some peo
Deryk,
Yes, using VMWare to run the workstation is absolutely possible.
In fact, that is how I developed 2.09pre2.
I did this on my laptop, which is running Redhat 7.0.
I saved the etherboot driver as 'pcnet32.rom', and told VMware that was
my floppy drive.
In the dhcpd.conf file, I used 'NIC
Hi all,
I tried LTSP about a year and a half ago with success and thought that I would give
it a
try again earlier this week. Not having a spare machine any longer to use for a
guinnea
pig I decided to try using vmware instead. I downloaded all the necessary ltsp 2.2
tarballs, installed
