Re: [K12OSN] ver 3 and several problems

Eric Harrison (eharrison@mail.mesd.k12.or.us)
Sun, 8 Dec 2002 16:15:53 -0800 (PST)


On Mon, 9 Dec 2002, Mella wrote:

>Hi!
>
>I try get work ver3 K12LTSP
>
>Before I used ver2.x and all worked OK.
>
>Now I installed ver3 and I have a lot of problems.
>
>Server works OK and logs perfectly in from console. But clients dont get
>in :(

It sounds like you don't have the latest-and-greatest build of the 
v3.0 beta.  I just did a test install with the latest build, selecting
only Estonian, and it boots my terminals.

Below are a few tips to work around known problems with older builds.

>1. 
>I boot client from floppy, It gets perfectly address and load remote
>kernel. No error messages in /var/log/messages.
>But if it try start X server, it fails several times and finally stops
>with error msg:
> /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/xkb/xkbcomp: error while loading shared libraries:
>libXext.so.6:
>Cannot load shared object file: No such file or directory.
>Couldn't load XKBkeymap, taking back to pre XKB keymap.
>Failed to set default font path'
>(a lot of paths here skipped)
>
>Fatal server Error: Could not open default font 'fixed'.

Run this command:

	ldconfig -c /opt/ltsp/i386

You will probably also want to turn on XFS, in /opt/ltsp/i386/etc/lts.conf

	USE_XFS = Y


>Last mesage (I rarly can see it) was: floppyd: error while loading
>shared libraries: libXext.so.6 
>And after that screen starting immediately flick (starting X server)

In at least one build it defaulted to enabling the floppy drivers. This
caused some terminals to crash. Try turning off floppy support in by 
commenting out this line in /opt/ltsp/i386/etc/lts.conf

	# RCFILE_01  = floppyd


>Hardware - Dell Optiplex Gn+ with S3Trio video and 3c905 NIC.
>
>But very interesting - Same hardware with Matrox video boots perfectly,
>but for a moment I can also see some kind of floppyd error.
>
>2.
>Terminal with ATI Mach64VT Video and ISA NE NIC.
>Boot from floppy, it get IP and start loading kernel.
>But after:
>
>running dhclient
>
>it gives error:
>
>ERROR! No root-path. Vheck DHCP conf, option root-path.
>
>I doublechecked, it was there. Exactly same as in my working k12 ver 2.x
>(RH7.3).

Don't know on this one, the same version of DHCP and the same configurations
are used in v2.1.x & v3.0.

Would you mind posting your working v2.1 dhcpd.conf & your non-working v3.0
dhcpd.conf?

-Eric



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