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I would always do fresh installs. Basically a little change to the
dhcpd.conf file would set it off. ... after that I could not get dhcpd
to start, show its status, etc. Sometimes a yum update broke it. But
the good news is in the beta5, it seems to be ok. Oh well all it cost
was some time and a few more cds of the newer beta. I am currently
installing beta5 on another machine as I write. If it troubles, I will
post here - If not its thumbs-up<br>
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Joe Guenther<br>
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Eric Harrison wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Interesting. I've beat up DHCP on my test installs and have not seen a
problem.
What exactly were you trying to change?
Also, did you guys do fresh installs or upgrades?
-Eric
Joe Guenther wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I also have had massive difficulties getting the DHCP on the latest
5.0.0 to run stable. I have tried beta 1, 4 and 5. It seemed as though
(for some unknown reason to me) that if there was one little mistake or
glitch in the dhcp.conf ... there was NO way I could get the dhcp to run
after that. A "simple" reinstall fixed that issue for me a couple of
times. I finally have a beta5 setup working .... now if only it hold
together long enough for me to demo this a major tech get-together on
May 19th!!! The dhcp is suspect in my mind in this latest Fedora 5 ...
nothing to prove or substantiate it other than hours of kicking at it to
get dhcp to work stable and consistently.
Joe Guenther
Alan A Hodson wrote:
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<pre wrap="">If I was paying for this product, the title may be appropriate...
For the life in me, I cannot get this beta version to properly boot
the thin clients (eth0) - the tail commands hangs, and it appears as
though there is no DHCP signal being generated... Took off ALL
security to no avail... is anybody else having this problem? What
should I be looking for?
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<pre wrap=""> > Just installed K12LTSP V5 Beta 6-32 bit (sounds SO impressive) on
a Dell 4600, and tried searching for the correct way to make ALL my
clients boot iceWM... I can't say I have a REAL clear picture of how
to go about it ...
> Alan Hodson
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<pre wrap=""> El Paso ISD, TX
-=o=-
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<pre wrap="">I think this works... (untested ;-)
Edit /etc/gdm/custom.conf
In the [daemon] section, add this line:
DefaultSession=icewm.desktop
-Eric
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<pre wrap="">This part seems OK - now if I could get the clients to boot...
Cheers
Alan Hodson
El Paso ISD, TX
-=o=-
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