On 2017-05-21, Michael Pope <mich...@dtcorp.com.au> wrote: > I'm using LTSP under Debian 8 Jessie which I've just upgraded from > Wheezy. The upgraded went great.
Given that Debian stretch is in the deep stages of freeze... you might want to consider upgrading to stretch soon, and basically skip jessie entirely... > The problem I have is I would like to install kernel 4.9 under the LTSP > client but I'm getting these errors when I boot a thin client. > > : modprobe: module overlayfs not found in modules.dep > : modprobe: module aufs not found in modules.dep > : Could not load neither overlayfs nor aufs. You'll need to use ltsp-client and ltsp-client-core packages from jessie-backports if you want to use a kernel from jessie-backports, or switch back to the kernels that are supported in plain jessie. I think the version of LTSP in jessie only supports "overlayfs" (an out-of-tree module not present in Debian, but used in Ubuntu for some releases), not to be confused with "overlay" fs (in mainline linux 4+). The jessie-backports and stretch kernels only support "overlay" fs. Additionally, "overlay" fs doesn't have the best track record at NFS compatibility, so the default for LTSP in jessie-backports and stretch is to use NBD+squashfs. Hope that's helpful! > - [X] Try downloading aufs-dkms under the chroot section I've been meaning to try aufs-dkms to see if it would work with recent 4.x kernels, but haven't gotten around to it yet... live well, vagrant
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