With a huge help from developers we determined that it's a command that
hangs during the boot.
After the client connects the nbd image from the server, it run a "blkid
-s TYPR -o value /dev/nbd0" and this command simply hangs. No timeout,
no failure.
I'll try with a different network card (this is a SiS190) because all
other clients models boot perfectly.
I'll tell if it works.
Thanks!
Davo
On 01/22/2013 03:43 PM, John Hupp wrote:
On 1/22/2013 5:46 AM, [email protected] wrote:
I have a bunch of Acer Extensa with SiS Ethernet card. And I have a
boot problem.
I'm running Edubuntu 12.04LTS. Many others Thin Clients boot fine but
this model is driving me crazy.
The thin client stops at "Begin: Mounting file system...Begin: Runing
/scripts/local-top...Begin: setting up
nbd-client...Negotiation:..size=280MB...bs=1024..sz=2293883904".
If I understand this is where the temporary root file system swap to
the ndb root file system.
Question is, should I change the nbd-client parameters? But where?
I really need help because it's just 10 days that I'm playing with ltsp.
Thanks!
Davo
I don't recognize the problem with any certainty, but I wonder, how
much memory do those Acers have?
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