=== JasonO is now known as Rapture [17:43] hi [17:43] where can I report a bug? [17:44] the live LTSP feature does not work fine: [17:44] http://www.flickr.com/photos/zoobab/5742980631/in/photostream [17:47] hi zoobab_ [17:48] do you have another dhcp server running? [17:48] you got boot server ip: 192.168.0.1, but iirc ltsp live uses 192.168.0.254 [17:52] an you'd also get a prompt that says "Starting Edubuntu Live LTSP... Press F8 for boot menu.", so I'm pretty sure you got a dhcp response elsewhere than a live ltsp system [18:08] I did an ifconfig by hand because the server did not had any IP [18:08] trying again with 0.254 [18:17] you should restart the dhcp server too if you change the ip address (probably a good idea to just run ltsp-live again, that should do it too) [18:18] there's a bug we didn't get to fix yet that if you start ltsp-live before network manager settles down, then it doesn't get set up properly. that's high on my fix-list for the next cycle [18:22] tried with 0.254, same failure [18:22] running ltsp-live again [18:23] have you tried tcos? [18:23] I am on their mailinglist, but it is very spanish centric [18:26] ah works now [18:30] what's tcos? [18:30] another ltsp solution [18:30] (I guess not The Canadian Orthoptic Society) [18:31] ah got it [18:32] what is the default login? [18:32] ah seems similar to ltsp 4 [18:32] I would like to shutdown this noisy harddisk with hdparm [18:32] for ltsp live you should just be able to click on the guest login button [18:32] (bbl) [18:33] I have 4 laptops, 2 of them do not have onboard ethernet, only via a pcmcia card [18:33] any idea how to make a liveCD out for a client? [18:33] yes, but I want to have a console [18:34] and when I launch xterm, I am on the server [18:41] any idea how to get a local shell on the terminal? [18:58] zoobab_: you can put "SCREEN_02=shell" under the default section in the lts.conf file [18:58] (can be found at /var/lib/tftpboot/ltsp/i386) [18:59] gpxe might have pcmcia etherbet drivers, I'm not sure but it's worth a try: http://www.etherboot.org/wiki/howtos [19:00] I was thinking about using some kexec trick [19:26] how do I add hdparm to the image that is booted by the thinclient? [19:27] you can chroot into /opt/ltsp/i386 and apt-get install it in there [19:27] (you can't do that on ltsp live though) [19:38] that's what I am using at the moment :) [19:43] I have the possibility to boot on an ISO file [19:44] is there any iso I could create for a client that cannot do PXE? [19:44] ltsp live is useful for some demoing but unfortunately it's not as flexible as the installed version [19:44] hmm? that cannot do pxe? [19:44] yes [19:45] but has a pcmcia ethernet card [19:45] or a wifi card [19:45] I was thinking about modifying kexec-loader distrib [19:45] and add some iwconfig/wicd-curses [19:45] you could do that, but trying to pxe from an iso will be easiest: http://rom-o-matic.net/gpxe/gpxe-1.0.0/contrib/rom-o-matic/ [19:46] so that at least a kexec enabled kernel can load something else [19:47] gpxe does not has support for pcmcia AFAIK [21:37] I am looking at pxe-kexec [21:45] there is also http://myllynen.fedorapeople.org/pxkxc-0.1.1.tar.gz