On 2016-02-08, Michael Pope wrote: > I'm running LTSP on a Debian Wheezy server and in my Chroot area I'm > using Debian 'testing' due to hardware compatibility for some thin > clients in the kernel. Currently the kernel on the thin clients is 3.16 > and I would like to upgrade this to 4.3 which is in the Debian Testing > respository.
You can also get the 4.3 kernel from jessie-backports, which should be a little less disruptive than using Debian Stretch/Testing for the whole chroot. You'll also need to get ltsp from jessie-backports as well, as the newer kernels aren't backwards compatible with older versions of LTSP due to incompatibilities in the upstream "overlay" fs support. On a related note, Probably a good idea to get your server upgraded to Debian Jessie/Stable, before Wheezy/Oldstable goes out of support. > The problem is after I upgrade the kernel and boot a thin client I get > the following error; > Operation failed: No such file or directory (repeated many times) > [FAILED] Failed to start Create Volatile Files and Directories > See 'systemctl status systemd-tmpfiles-setup.service' for details Are you experiencing any problems, or just alarmed about the error message? What's the output of: ltsp-info > Install > # apt-get install linux-headers-4.3.0-1-686-pae linux-image-4.3.0-1-686-pae Do you need to compile custom modules for the kernel, or other custom software that relies on the header files? live well, vagrant
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