On the server: ============== Set a root password in the chroot: $ sudo chroot /opt/ltsp/i386 passwd Update the image: $ sudo ltsp-update-image Get the lts.conf md5sum: $ md5sum /var/lib/tftpboot/ltsp/i386/lts.conf
On a client: ============ Press Alt+Ctrl+F1. Login as root. There, run: # getltscfg -a # md5sum /etc/lts.conf Send us the result of the last 3 commands. Also, which tftp server and what version? Στις 24/02/2014 08:52 μμ, ο/η Joseph Bishay έγραψε:
Hello, I hope you are all doing very well today. Yesterday I was attempting to configure a printer attached to a thin client, when it wasn't working. I've done it many times so I know the procedure. I soon realized that my lts.conf is being processed but ignored. Nearly 6 hours later, and at least 4 hours on LTSP IRC with some kind people, and there's no solution. I lost most of my hair from frustration so I'm hoping someone has a clue here. The details: - Edubuntu 12.04 LTS - lts.conf is located in /var/lib/tftpboot/ltsp/amd64/lts.conf - if I specify settings in both [default] and [mac address], all the thin clients will hang upon reboot. Specifically they'll PXE boot, download the image from the server, load the screen that says edubuntu with the dots under it, and then freeze. - if I comment out the settings under [default] OR under [mac address], the thin clients will load correctly but will ignore whatever the settings are that are not commented out - if I comment out everything, the thin clients will load correctly Example lts.conf that will allow the thin clients to load correctly: [default] SOUND=false SCREEN_07=shell #[00:22:64:BB:60:A8] #SCREEN_01=shell That's all that's in the file. The thin clients will load the GUI correctly and will have full sound, even though it should have a shell only and no sound! If I uncomment the last 2 lines, the thin clients will hang upon boot. Also spacing seems to play a role. If I take the *exact* same working lts.conf as above, but press enter between the two stanzas, it will hang. [default] SOUND=false SCREEN_07=shell <I press enter here> #[00:22:64:BB:60:A8] #SCREEN_01=shell This is driving me nuts. Any suggestions? Thank you Joseph
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