Rolf-Werner Eilert schrieb: > Strange, I didn't encounter any problem like that. I am currently > setting up an LTSP system under Suse 12.1 64bit, and I don't remember I > switched anything like ipv6 off. The thing has been running well from > the beginning. > > My problems are different, it's the bigger LTSP5 kernel which my clients > don't like. So I have 4.2 installed in parallel until I can solve this. > > Regards > > Rolf > > Yes, I found it strange too, because I had installed a few versions of Opensuse/LTSP without problems before. So I tried Opensuse/Edu and to my surprise the same issue. I went back to 11.4 and succeeded at once. Now I have a dual boot installation of 11.4 and 12.1 on the same machine, and 12.1 runs fine now, but I needed the changes described. My 12-1-install was a very simple install of the normal 64-bit DVD. I just added two repositories, principally the same as I had before. I wonder if you did something different... You do use the precompiled image from the LTSP-Repository? Best regards, Gerhard Damerau
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