Am Samstag, 15. Juni 2002 00:00 schrieb Tom Allison:
> I have an Athlon 650 with 768M of RAM, a fastethernet network, and
> an IBM 300GL Pentium 200 desktop PC.
> I want to play with ltsp.
>
> I've got Debian and I'm not afraid to use it...
>
> But before I shoot myself:
>
> Of the ltsp packages. does the kernel one provide a kernel for the
> tftp served clients?
Yes.
> What exactly do I have to have working on my Server for this to
> work? Anything that I have to do differently from a "stock" [woody]
> installation.
Yes, see below.
> I was told I need to have tftp running on my server for the clients
> to access. But I'm assuming that tftp for ltsp is just another
> stock debian package for now.
Yes, you can use one of the packages tftpd, aftpd or tftpd-hpa
(recommended). The LTSP .deb packages depend or suggest the needed packages
like tftpd, {x,k,g}dm etc. I suggest putting
deb http://termserv.berlios.de/debian stable main non-free
in /etc/apt/sources.list and then install with apt-get.
After installation, you can do
cd /opt/ltsp/templates/
./ltsp-initialize
to set up all needed services.
> I'm pretty much in a position where I can play with just about
> anything that is out there. I am VERY interested in findout out
> what is possible with this and want to learn how this thing works
> for myself...
>
> Any "Newbie" Kits out there?
The documentation is very good, if you have any questions after reading it,
ask here or on the IRC channel.
Georg
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