Hi
W liście z czw, 01-08-2002, godz. 22:22, Ken Barber pisze:
> On Thursday 25 July 2002 08:38 am, Alessandro Selli wrote:
>
> > Even though it's still limited in its capabilities compared to
> > Macromedias' Flash plugin, there is a free flash plugin project that has
> > produced a working p
On Thu, 2002-08-01 at 22:49, Michael Heiming wrote:
> Hello,
>
> just installed/configured LTSP on a HP Netserver, everything is working great,
>initial
> setup was really straight forward, thx for the docs...;-)
>
> However, I'm looking for a way to let users setup a networked HP Printer, the
Here's a problem,
Say I wanted to use the PXE booting method with
LTSP, but say I wanted a dialog box to appear so the user can choose between
booting into LTSP and a windows 2000 client/server domain. Windows 2000 is
installed locally. DHCPD problems aside, how could
Michael,
What I envisage working behind the connection is this, correction if I
am wrong.
The dhcp server is set for lease time 21600 by default, therefore as
long as your disconnection is less than that default, the IP is still
logged to that particular terminal to the server.
I have shut down
Hello,
just installed/configured LTSP on a HP Netserver, everything is working great, initial
setup was really straight forward, thx for the docs...;-)
However, I'm looking for a way to let users setup a networked HP Printer, the server is
running SuSE 8.0, printconf-gui from RH looked like some
> > >
> > > Can anyone tell me what are the differences between
> > > pxe and Etherboot,
> > > and the advantages and drawbacks of both !
> > >
> > > Regards
IMHO, PXE is the _much_ nicer and easier way to go. I have written up
how I do it at http://www.webbtide.com.au and follow the link to "LT
Hallo,
I'm beginning with the LTSP and it works fine :-)
But how can I get the german-keyboard (z <-> y and so on.)
Thanks
Dieter
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Conrad Lawes wrote:
>
> When using an Etherboot (or BOOTP) boot ROM network
> booting is quite straightforward:
> The client PC contacts the DHCP (or BOOTP) server to
> get its IP address and the name of the
> boot image file (ltsp kernel) to
In the spirit of working around the problem (and reading the 'man'
page): press F8 in to get a pop-up menu in VNCviewer. Then pick 'Send
CTRL-ALT-DEL'.
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carrie
Jason Bechtel wrote:
>Carrie,
>
>I believe ctrl-alt-del is captured by init, not by the window manager.
>Try editing /etc/initta
On Thursday 25 July 2002 08:38 am, Alessandro Selli wrote:
> Even though it's still limited in its capabilities compared to
> Macromedias' Flash plugin, there is a free flash plugin project that has
> produced a working product you can download from:
>
> http://www.swift-tools.com/Flash/
Yes,
On Monday 29 July 2002 08:57 am, David Johnston wrote:
> 2. The second most common solution is to replace the DHCP server under
> NT with a Linux one. [snip] I have been told that Linux DHCP servers can
support NT
> clients. I have not verified this last point, however, and would
> welcome a
> I believe ctrl-alt-del is captured by init, not by the window manager.
> Try editing /etc/inittab (i.e. /opt/ltsp/.../inittab). Sorry, I forget
> the exact syntax.
Perhaps this is something that can be mapped. By default I think X takes it.
One thing the OP can try (and my memory is hazy, so
Carrie,
I believe ctrl-alt-del is captured by init, not by the window manager.
Try editing /etc/inittab (i.e. /opt/ltsp/.../inittab). Sorry, I forget
the exact syntax.
Jason
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Hi,
Can anyone tell me what are the differences between pxe and Etherboot,
and the advantages and drawbacks of both !
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Shane,
We use devfs for the device nodes. It is a separate virtual
filesystem that gets mounted on /dev and that is probably
hiding whatever was there. The device nodes should automatically
pop into existence when the modules are loaded.
Jim McQuillan
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On Thu, 1 Aug 2002, S
Brent,
I've not tried to do this with pxe. I've done it with
just plain ole Etherboot though and it works well.
Sounds like an issue for the Etherboot guys. Try thier mailing
list.
Jim McQuillan
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On Thu, 1 Aug 2002, Brent Hasty wrote:
> I am attempting to set a box up that
Of course having looked at this for a couple of days I found the answer to
my own question ten minutes after the post
You have to be clever enough to append the correct arguments to the kernel
boot command :-(
append root=/dev/ram0 initrd=initrd.ltsp init=/linuxrc rw
and NOT
append ram=/dev/ra
> > When I re-booted, I checked on my terminal. Nothing there,
> unsurprisingly. I
> > gave it a bit of time, and KDM re-appeared a few minutes later. Upon
> logging
> > in, I found everything working perfectly, including sound.
>
> Unless I misunderstand what you're saying, it's really quite
In trying to get a better understanding of the whole netboot procedure,
I am trying to boot, then mount from a directory other than opt/ltsp/i386.
I have created a directory with nfsrootinit, and edited its fstab etc.
After pivot_root, i get
/usr/bin no such file or directory. but the client
Does anybody have any ideas why my /linuxrc script should be running with
a PID of 7 ? This causes /sbin/init to fall over as in log below. I've seen
some similar questions in other newsgroup archives but no answers as to what
I've done or missed in my configuration.
The kernel is built using the
Ken,
>
> > Thanks. I was thinking something like 256MB. I was also thinking of
> > Clustering. Have you tried it out?
>
>
> I just ran across something that might be of use to you. A friend of mine is
> experimenting with setting up a Mosix cluster (www.mosix.org). This would be
> perfect fo
I am attempting to set a box up that using a intel eepro100 and a pxe
rom-o-matic with the option turned on for booting from local device. What I
would like to accomplish is to have the terminal run off ltsp as a client, or
if (L) run win98 off its harddrive.
I am having no trouble booting fro
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