Stefan,

In your dhcpd.conf file, add the following for that workstation:

  option option-128 e4:45:74:68:0:0;
  option option-129 "nomce";

The 'nomce' should take care of the problem.
Thanks for Steve Meyers for that one.

Jim McQuillan
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>... me again ...
>
>I got one Compaq DeskPro XL 586 (p66) WS that does some starange error when booting 
>the new LTSP (2.4.9) Kernel - the screen is full with
>
>CPU#0: Machine Check Exeption: 0x1067114 (type 0X         D).
>CPU#0: Machine Check Exeption: 0x1067114 (type 0X         D).
>CPU#0: Machine Check Exeption: 0x1067114 (type 0X         D).
>
>Anyone come across this one yet ?!? I'd assume that this shouldn't be a problem of 
>CPU power - my 486 Machines work fine with the same kernel ... It's just completely 
>strange to me.
>
>May I use an old 2.2.19 Kernel with LTSP 2.09 pre4 on that machine ?!? passing an 
>alternate Kernel with dhcp should not be a problem. Where to put the modules? With 
>2.07 they where just in {WSROOT}/modules would that work ?!?!
>
>Thanks
>
>Stefan.
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