At 6:51 +0200 10/1/01, karthikeyan nagalingam wrote:
hai friends,
karthi, i am new to netboot, i downloaded
the etherboot-5.0.4.tar.gz and unpacked using tar
command,
Then i went to the src directory,
type make,then i make bin32/rtl1839.rom i got the
maybe rtl8139?
Title: using ltsp on a shared NT Linux network
Hi,
On our network we have 2 NT DHCP servers and an ltsp instance running RH7. Can anyone tell me how I can get the client machine to obtain an IP address from the NT DHCP server when using NT and an IP address from the ltsp server when booting
Are you trying to use bootp and dhcp? I thought it is either one or the
other. I have been wrong before. I see no need to use bootp. looks
like tftp is not working though. Test it by transferring something on
the linux box. Is the ws listed in /etc/hosts? Is this correct?
yourdomain.com
Use VCIs (Vendor Class Identifiers). If your LTSP box is using Etherboot
and your non-NT DHCP server is dhcpd v3 do something like the following:
1) Compile Etherboot with REQUIRE_VCI_ETHERBOOT so that it ignores the
NT servers.
2) Something like this tells ISC dhcpd to ignore all except
Title: RE: [Ltsp-discuss] RE: Launch the Citrix Client instead of XDM
I was under the understanding that you
could serve the terminals from the Windows DHCP server, is this wrong? I have
tried to do it and decided it wasnt that big of a deal so I just serve
everything from my Linux box.
What if you just used bootp for booting the LTSP machines?
On Mon, 1 Oct 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually, I haven't even gotten this far yet. I'm still stuck because we
use Windows 2000 as our DHCP server. Apparently, Win 2000 doesn't have the
ability to exclude specific machines
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Typo, please ignore - I wasn't trying to say anything deep. :)
BTW, since another thread is discussing the whole thing of separate MS
and LTSP servers, be aware that MS clients seem to use a VCI starting
with MSFT. So MS clients can use separate address range, settings etc,
even
I had to convince our lan admin to use linux DHCP instead of winNT DHCP
also. The only thing that convinced her to switch was loading webmin on
the linux box and showing her a nice web gui for administrating the DHCP
server; and then of course actually proving a win box get its DHCP
download
Hi,
I use 2.09pre3.
Maybe this is normal, but here it is:
I have this entry in inittab
9:5:respawn:/bin/startsess tty1 /tmp/start_ws
(instead of 9:5:respawn:/tmp/start_ws)
In the /tmp/start_ws bash script I have a read (I read a user name). But the
script goes on as if the user just hit return.
Hi,
I find in the log that the file strace doesn't exist.
Is it a problem?
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Does LTSP have a way to alter the keyboard map. I have an application
that uses all 12 function keys along with the ALT/SHIFT/CTRL variations.
I hacked together a proof of concept by adding extra programs to the
LTSP distro but was hoping that there is a better way to do what I need.
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I have my LTS clients on a seperate LAN, including switches and DHCP is
configured to listen on ETH1 on the server, while ETH0 is the public
interface.
On Mon, 1 Oct 2001, Simon Allcorn wrote:
Hi,
On our network we have 2 NT DHCP servers and an ltsp instance
running RH7. Can anyone
Howdy,
I was in the same boat (needing to launch a specific application instead of
XDM). In my case, these were touchscreens that had no keyboard.
What I eventually did was modified rc.local to not create the X startup
script each time - just to execute it. THen I manaully
He All,
I was just lookingover the supported OS's and was surprised to *not* see
Slackware in it. I was just wondering if there was a particular reason,
such as Slackware being inherently unsuitable (can't imagine why), or has
nobody got it to work with Slackware yet?
Looking over the lts_core
You can use the Win 2000 DHCP server without problems.
What you have to do is to make a reservation which ties a mac-number
to a fixed ip-number.
In W2K DHCP server, you make a reservation and then you configure this
reservation with the nessesary information about boot-server and
boot-file.
I got it to work, but I cheated. I installed it on a Redhat system, then
copied the configuration files, etc. over to a Slackware system. Works fine
once there. Would be nice if there was an installation script for Slackware.
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Jim McQuillan wrote:
Nope, ne2000 is entirely different that 8139. I think maybe the 8029 is
similar to ne2000 though.
Jim McQuillan
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Dave Shiels wrote:
Arthur H. Johnson II wrote:
Anybody have a good source for purchasing 8139 eeproms? Cant seem to find
one
Hi!
Does anybody now, where I can download the sources of the programs
getltscfg and ltsprtd (tftpboot/lts/ltsroot/ltsbin). I want to
compile them with my AlphaStation.
Thanks in advance.
Mike
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Mike,
I've gathered up the sources for the various LTSP utilities, and put them on
the LTSP download page.
There are in with the 2.09pre3 release stuff.
Sourceforge can sometimes take upto 30 minutes to show the stuff I've
posted,
so it may not show up right away.
Thanks,
Jim McQuillan
hmmm
what command should i write/use to make me sure one of them
(xdm, gdm or kdm) is running ?
yes i reboot my server ...
and i found this message in my server :
INIT : cannot execute /etc/X11/xdm
what happend with tis message ..
btw .. when i try to type 'X' in myserver i only got blank
IceWM does seem like a nice desktop, and configuration is relatively
straightforward.
Thanks for the tip,
Gerry
Or, you can look at qvwm.
Still I prefer IceWM.
Jim McQuillan
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Gerry
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