You probably already have this set up on the computer and just forgot to mention it in
the
overview, but the computer needs to act as a DHCP server at Installfests so we can set
up
computers for DHCP networking and not have to wait for two minutes each time as we
restart
computers repeatedly while we are troubleshooting them.
Since I'm sure the woody mirror is also intended for Installfests, DHCP would help
greatly for
that too.
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> Date: Thu, 25 Apr 2002 16:03:10 -0400
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> Subject: [vox-tech] Lugod Demo Computer Software suggestions?
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> Contents:
> - Overview.
> - Installed Debian package list. *
> - Pruned kernel config. *
>
> *: I was going to include the last two but that increases the size of the
> message by about 70k, so I'll probably just send it to Bill and post
> the URL.
>
>
> Overview
> ========
>
> Major installed packages include:
> - X11 4.1, Gnome, KDE,
> - Abiword, Gnumeric, Koffice, Openoffice,
> - Mozilla, Konqueror, lynx, links
> - Most of the development tool chain:
> C, C++, Perl, Python,
> - Many games:
> nethack, tuxracer, defendguin, gemdropx, etc... ;)
> the Loki demo archive... :{
>
>
> Machine is running kernel 2.4.18, it has the following module
> packs: alsa, i2c-sensors, lm-sensors. The kernel and module packs
> are compiled into Debian packages in apt-getable /home/debian/local.
>
> There is a local debian mirror of woody in /home/debian/mirror.
> The machine is configured to apt-get from it's own mirror. The
> mirror is updated every 24 hours via cron.
>
> All three of the major X windows login systems are installed:
> gdm, xdm, kdm. They are setup to start at boot on consoles
> 2, 3, 4. Once the graphics settle the machine should be at the
> gdm login banner. Text consoles are running on 1,5-12.
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