Re: [Ltsp-discuss] One client boots up very slow, others fine

[duan]

It is a normal desktop pc with nVidia ethernet card. The motherboard can 
boot via PXE which can be enabled through bios.

Not sure what is really the problem. It is fine now. Just wondering 
where should I be looking at to study the problem.

Thanks.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What type of clients are you using? I had a
similar problem with a Dell OptiPlex that turned 
out to be due to a BIOS setting. 

Andrew Walbran 

 

Hi, 

Is this hardware related especially the NIC? I 
   

just 
 

encountered this  morning. Yesterday the very 
   

same client 
 

worked great. It took forever to  boot up. 

Where should I be looking to investigate? 
   

Thanks for any 
 

help. 

best regards 
duan
   


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