So, our campus IP folks came by over the Spring break and "upgraded"
our network and broke the LTSP lab setup completely. We cannot run our
own DHCP server and serve private IPs anymore. Each client, which is a
full XP machine is connected to the campus network and must get its IP
from the campus D
why not just continue to get dhcp addresses from the main dhcp machine, but
set the nbdroot=your.ltsp.server:port in the pxe.linux.cfg/default file.
I do this when u cant control the dhcp server, and it works ok... the only
issue might be DNS, but in theory, if the XP machines are getting DNS via
On Wed, Apr 7, 2010 at 11:15 AM, David Van Assche wrote:
> why not just continue to get dhcp addresses from the main dhcp machine, but
> set the nbdroot=your.ltsp.server:port in the pxe.linux.cfg/default file.
>
> I do this when u cant control the dhcp server, and it works ok... the only
> issue m
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ldm-server
On a fresh server or desktop i386 or amd64 installation, when installing
ltsp-server/ltsp-server-standalone/ldm-server, it hangs on:
Setting up ldm-server (2:2.1.1-0ubuntu1) ...
Sample strace output:
pselect6(25, [0 24], NULL, NULL, {1, 0}, {
I have set up a bzr branch for the edubuntu-advocacy team to share materials
and ideas.
Feel free to upload raw images, and completed materials, but please read the
readme file first for details on licensing etc.
https://code.edge.launchpad.net/~edubuntu-advocacy/+junk/edubuntu-advocacy
Ben
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