=== Guest31934 is now known as ogry === ogry is now known as ogra [00:55] hi all [00:55] i just setup an ubuntu ltsp server anyone had any experience with one? [01:06] I have a little experience, but not much. What's your question? [01:13] i just setup a server ubuntu 10.10 ltsp preload i get an error on client when booting [01:13] cannot connect to nbd server [01:14] client pull's an ip and starts with ubuntu splash screen then i get that message [01:15] The "out of the box" LTSP server for Ubuntu is preconfigured for x86 processor clients. Is that the processor on your PXE clients? [01:15] We have AMD processors on our clients. Had to configure the LTSP config file for AMD, not 386. [01:15] yeah, i'm using a intel core 2 desktop pc [01:16] might be the problem maby since is dual core? [01:16] Some of the posts suggest "ltsp-update-image --arch i386" to solve the "cannot connect to nbd server" error [01:17] This link helped us get our LTSP server up and running: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1473451 [01:18] I also found that certain Dell computers simply would not work as clients, while others would. Both had Pentium 4 processors. Have you tried another client? [01:19] Yes, I would think it could be possible. [01:20] There is a procedure for using "chroot" to update the client images and then rebuild them on the server. Are you familiar with that? [01:20] no [01:20] would love information [01:21] i just tried a dell laptop an inspirion 1100 same message [01:21] unable to connect to nbd server [01:22] There's actually a YouTube video someone did on chroot. Very short, but very, very helpful. I actually followed along on Ubuntu while I watched the video... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bARxhOn3mKo [01:23] ok thanks [01:23] Have you read this post: http://www.rickogden.com/2010/06/ltsp-part-2-configuration/ [01:23] Good luck! [01:28] power failure i'm back [12:15] * daker is away: Occupé [16:01] mhall119: you responded to me directly (as apposed to the list), not sure if that was intentional [16:03] it was, I thought evolution handled list replying correctly [16:03] it was unintentional [16:03] re-sent to the list [16:10] you left the "Fwd:" in the subject line and top-posted [16:11] * highvoltage wonders how mhall119 responds to persistant poking [16:11] * mhall119 bites === daker_ is now known as daker === ogra_ac is now known as ogra === ogra is now known as Guest180