[K12OSN] V.4.4 install: HELP!(resolved)

[Alan A Hodson]

Before implementing Eric's solution, I decided to use a crossover 
cable to connect a Thin Client (eth0 had to be activated) - the 
station booted flawlessly, which meant the VLan was acting up. Hours 
later one of the network gurus confirmed that the Gig uplink was not 
operating properly, but was able to reset it and now all 90 
workstations can log in. Those of you that have worked with Dell4600s 
know they are awesome machines... I am still suggesting IceWM and 
AbiWord to keep memory loads manageable.

Thanks Eric and all for the help you continuously provide the group
Alan
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>On Thu, 11 Aug 2005, Alan A Hodson wrote:
>
>>For a school starting classes tomorrow, I did a K12LTSP 4.4 install 
>>(Dell 4600) and all came up roses except the eth0 - the usual 
>>reinstalls, 'neat' checks, updates, etc did not help, so in 
>>desperation I did a RESTORECON documented below
>>
>>[root at WarriorNet1 ~]# restorecon -R /
>>lstat(/dev/pts) failed: Permission denied
>>lstat(/net) failed: Permission denied
>>lstat(/proc) failed: Permission denied
>>lstat(/sys) failed: Permission denied
>>lstat(/misc) failed: Permission denied
>>lstat(/var/lib/nfs/rpc_pipefs) failed: Permission denied
>>lstat(/opt/ltsp/i386/dev/dsp) failed: Permission denied
>>lstat(/opt/ltsp/i386/dev/mixer) failed: Permission denied
>>lstat(/opt/ltsp/i386/dev/dsp1) failed: Permission denied
>>[root at WarriorNet1 ~]#
>>
>>Now, this being such a drastic rescue tool, I was sure it was going 
>>to save the day, but it didn't. I still don't have active dhcpd - 
>>if anyone has any suggestions, I welcome them all.


>  >>> Eric Harrison <eharrison at mail.mesd.k12.or.us>
>If you think that it may be a SELinux related problem, here is a quick
>way to check:
>	1) disable selinux enforcement:
>		echo 0 > /selinux/enforce
>	2) restart dhcpd
>		/sbin/service dhcpd restart
>If that fixes it, odds are pretty good that you installed an earlier
>beta. This should fix it:
>	1) do the updates (sounds like you did this already)
>	2) run:
>		/opt/ltsp/templates/k12linux/selinux-alter.sh
>	3) reboot
>Let us know how it goes...
>-Eric