List, I am using LTSP version4. I managed to get the initial TFTP boot to find my HP t5500 Via net card Pxeboot.o file - well mine is actually called: eb-5.1.4-via-rhine2.zpxe (from Rom-o-matic website). This was yesterday. I struggled before getting it right - I made some changes to the config files and changed my network setup (explained below) and now the file will not find the config file again. My folder layout is as follows: - Boot ROMs and images in: /tftpboot/lts (pxe boot file here) /tftpboot/lts/2.4.24-ltsp-4 (kernel here) /tftpboot/lts/2.4.24-ltsp-4/pxelinux.cfg (default config file here) - My LTSP 4 Installer created these folders: /opt/ltsp/i386 (and sub-folders) I have my server with two network cards. One attached to our LAN and the other attached via cross over utp cable to a Cabeltron Hub - this connection serves DHCP to the Hub. The Thin CLient is plugged into the Hub. My LTSP server connection and DHCP connection are thus using the same network point. The Thin Client does successfully gets its DHCP info from the server but it cannot download the first file via TFTP - it says file not found. The ltspcfg program shows my setup as being successful and fine. Here are my config files as laid out right now, this is a test network so I am not too worried about the IP addresses: (See attached file: messages)(See attached file: dhcpd.conf)(See attached file: exports)(See attached file: fstab)(See attached file: hosts.allow) (See attached file: lts.conf)(See attached file: ltsp.conf)(See attached file: default) Please, can anyone who has knowledge of this have a look and offer advice. If I can demo LTSP correctley I may be able to get our company to invest in Linux. Any help or comments appreciated. Thanks, Jonathan Hughes Tech Support Goodyear South AFrica
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