[K12OSN] New version of K12ltsp??

[bear2bar]

Hi Terrell,

Thanks for the info, now where do I get k12ltsp EL ?

norbert

Terrell Prudé Jr. wrote:
> Possible?  Maybe.  Recommended?  Hell, no!  You will spend possibly an 
> order of magnitude more time trying to sort out RPM dependencies and 
> maybe even just trying to get the system to boot.
>
> If I were you, I'd just do a fresh install.  This is, of course, after 
> you've backed up any changes your dhcpd.conf (or equivalent on that 
> version of K12LTSP).  If by "CentOS EL" you mean "K12LTSP EL", then 
> the answer is yes.  K12LTSP "EL" releases are essentially the same as 
> any other K12LTSP release, the difference being that the base is 
> CentOS, not Fedora.  Here's an explanation of the differences.
>
>   
> http://k12ltsp.org/mediawiki/index.php/Which_K12LTSP_should_I_download%3F
>
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> bear2bar wrote:
>>
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I've been out of the loop for some time & this question may seem 
>> "dumb" but on the k12ltsp site it mentions that FC6 versions & up are 
>> discontinued and that new version of k12ltsp are available with 
>> Centos EL5. Does that mean that Centos EL5 incorporates all the 
>> k12ltsp functions???
>> Then the next questions are:
>>    -is it possible to upgrade from a FC1 installation to Centos 
>> without a wipe & re-install?
>>    -can existing IPcop setup be used as-is or will new config and 
>> port forwarding be needed?
>>    -will default client setup need to be rebuilt?
>>
>> thank you for your help
>>
>> Norbert
>>
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