On Tue, 20 Jan 2004, Jeff Nelson wrote:
> Once again, I am in Colombia, this time to upgrade the ltsp server that
> I installed previously in a rural school.
>
> So here's what I've done:
> Made a fresh install of K12LTSP-4.0 on the new server. Copied hosts,
> dhcpd.conf, and lts.conf from the previous installation (which was
> RedHat 8.0 with LTSP 3.0).
> Ran /opt/ltsp/templates/k12linux/K12Linux-LTSP-initialize
> Cleaned up hosts, dhcpd.conf and lts.conf (the script added extra
> settings I didn't need)
>
> The thin clients are six Jammin 125's.
>
> So the thin clients boot up, catch their dhcp info, and load the
> kernel. Then they set up eth0 ... mount root filesystem, devfs
> filesystem ... run /sbin/init ... set hostname ... set up loopback
> device ... start syslogd ...
> and THEN there's the message:
> rc.sysinit completed, switching to multi-session mode
> at which point the process stops indefinitely.
>
> I'm completely out of ideas. Any help will be appreciated, as I have to
> give a class with these machines in two days!
>
> Config files attached
Jeff,
you said that you are running fresh install of K12 v4. The how
come you have old lts.conf file? If you have a backup of previous config,
copy over /tftpboot/ltsp and /opt/ltsp, just to make everything work
quickly (adjust dhcpd.conf to conform to file names, or make appropriate
links). If you don't have tha backup, backup what you have now, blow away
ltsp package and reinstall it. you'll be in ltsp 4. it is different, but
it works. julius
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