Hello Jam!!! Thank you very much for your reply. Well, thats what I did, and it worked very good. I have to change some libraries, I copied from the distro on my server. It gives me some problems, but now is working very well. I can run my bash application, it uses the serial port, I changed the permissions on the devfsd config file, do it all makes me cry sometimes, but now I laughting a lot :D
Well, Ranto says me on #ltsp that you are working on a network driver for console devices, what about that? IS the development public (with a public CVS) or no? Em Dom, 2002-12-01 �s 00:46, [EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu: > On 29 Nov 2002, Xtian Xultz wrote: > > > Hello dudes! > > > > I have in my network 5 terminals runnig very well with LTSP, as X > > terminals. > > > > Now I want to have a remote X and a local bash, with the /home mounted > > via NFS autenticated via NIS. > > I have almost runnig, except the text login. > > I intalled the local apps package, configured NIS on my server, exported > > the /home via nfs, and on lts.conf I put the NIS server, and changed the > > inittab as the following: > > > > 1:3:respawn:/bin/startsess tty1 /bin/bash --login > > 2:3:respawn:/bin/startsess tty2 /bin/bash --login > > > > to: > > > > 1:345:respawn:/bin/startsess tty1 /bin/bash --login > > 2:345:respawn:/bin/startsess tty2 /bin/bash --login > > > > > > Well, it gives a bash, running as root, mount the /home ok. > > But it does not have a login screen, it goes directly to bash, and I > > cant do a su - user too. > > > Xtian, > > You are missing alot of things needed to give you a text login > prompt on the workstation. > > Running bash in runlevel 3 is strictly for diagnosis usage. > You changed it to also run in runlevel 4 and 5, but still it > is only for diagnostic usage. > > You have root permissions at that point, which means you also > have root permissions on the NFS mounted filesystem. > > If you want to get a login prompt, you need things like the > 'login' program. most likely, you need some libraries too, > and probably some PAM stuff. > > If you really want to go through the journey, then you should > just do exactly what a normal linux system would do. Take a > look at the /etc/inittab file on your linux server, you'll > see that /sbin/mingetty is spawned for the ttys, so you need > mingetty. > > That should be a good starting point. > > Also, to help you figure this stuff out, you'll want strace and ldd, > to help you figure out why things aren't working. > > Hope that helps, > > Jim McQuillan > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > ------------------------------------------------------- This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek Welcome to geek heaven. http://thinkgeek.com/sf _____________________________________________________________________ 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
