Andy,

the dhcpd.info file is written by the dhcp CLIENT that is
running on the workstation, as part of the initrd.

You can grab the ltsp_initrd_kit and look in /linuxrc to
see where that all begins.

The lack of the dhcpcd-eth0.info file indicates that the
dhcp reply probably wasn't received from the dhcp server.

It could be that the network interface wasn't configured
properly, once the NIC module was loaded.  It would
be interesting to run tcpdump and watch that indeed 
you see the dhcpd request/reply take place, where the workstation
gets its IP address and the name of the kernel to download.
(which is obviously happening).  Then, the tftp of
the kernel, then another dhcp request/reply should take
place.

Hope that helps,

Jim McQuillan
[EMAIL PROTECTED]

On Tue, 15 Jan 2002, Andy Rabagliati wrote:

> Folks,
> 
>   I have ltsp 2.09pre4 installed.
> 
>   I am aware it is not the latest one, but the changelog does not
>   appear to address my issue - perhaps you can help.
> 
>   The system works just dandy when my NFS server is the same machine
>   as my DHCP server. I do this with a dedicated ethernet card on my server.
> 
>   However, I wish to spread the gospel further afield :-)
> 
>   Our building has a single LAN environment, with almost all machines
>   being of the Windows variety ..
> 
>   In particular, the DHCP server for the LAN is WindowsNT. I have worked
>   with the Windows sysadmin, and have successfully arranged their server
>   to hand off to mine for the bootp requests - yaaaay.
> 
>   My client boots, gets an IP from WinNT, gets the bootp server (and filename ?)
>   from WinNT, and I can see the bootp request come in on my machine,
>   a kernel served, booted ..
> 
>       blah blah
>       Running /linuxrc
>       ..
>       Running dhclient
> 
>       ERROR! No dhcpcd-eth0.info file. Could be a problem with DHCP.
> 
>       Kernel panic:
> 
>   Investigations show that dhcpcd-eth0.info is written by the DHCP server,
>   which is elsewhere entirely.
> 
>   Thoughts ? Resolution ? Will upgrading solve my problem ?
> 
>   Which script should I be looking at ?
> 
> Cheers,     Andy!
> 
> 
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