Fantabulous. That was just the document I was looking for! I can now boot using PXE instead of a floppy right into... my stupid non-working kernels. I'm so close now I can taste it, so I'm whiddling away my day at a rather poor attempt with trial-and-error with make xconfig to make a functional kernel. So far, no luck. Mostly errors about VFS being unable to mount root fs and blah blah. I'm guessing that has to do with there being no hard drive for it to find, mount, use, tickle, whatever. Question: with this model outlined in this document, it is noted that the stock LTSP kernels (vmlinuz.all, vmlinuz.eepro100) won't work because they need to be tagged with mknbi 1.2 I'm doing this with the (broken) kernels I'm squeezing out, but is there some way I can just reverse-engineer the vmlinuz.all kernel from ltsp.org back to clean state so I can retag it? Or maybe instead someone could forward me a kernel configuration file that xconfig lets you save before doing a make dep / make bzImage. That way I could mozy around in xconfig and see what it is that actually I need or don't need to do. Maybe I'm asking the wrong questions. But I've looked around and haven't seen any handy make-your-own-ltsp-kernel mini-how-tos... I know, I know. The pesky nature of newbies... Thanks again.. Marty's doc was a lifesaver. >Hi Markus > >OK - wheew! Read Marty's PXE Howto - I've sent a HTML copy to Jim, >meanwhile see > >http://www.geocrawler.com/archives/3/5299/2001/7/100/6129709/ > >It tells you everything, and it works. >James _____________________________________________________________________ Ltsp-discuss mailing list. To un-subscribe, or change prefs, goto: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/ltsp-discuss For additional LTSP help, try #ltsp channel on irc.openprojects.net
