[K12OSN] Fresh install K12LTSP 5EL questions

murrah boswell otrcomm at isp-systems.net
Tue Jun 9 14:03:59 UTC 2009


Hello Barry,

> I believe the reason your tc's were not booting was actually the
> iptables & iptables6 were starting at server bootup. These two have to
> be disabled at boot until you do some firewall opening, otherwise the
> tc's will NOT boot. I don't know why these firewall rules were never set
> correctly in the ltsp setup scripts?
> You should NOT have had to reset any service of dhcp or nfs to start at
> boot.These two should start automagically at first server bootup.
> Are you using the two nic setup on your server?

Yes and I took the default two nic setup.

> Did you actually do an ' service dhcpd status'  & 'service nfs status'
> after the server was started to see if these services were if fact
> running or not running?

No I did not check dhcp and nfs status at initial server start. I will reinstall tonight and then check these.

> Bottom line,sounds like your tc(s) are booting fine now.

Yeah it is working kinda sort, but I still can not get the maestro3 modules to load at TC boot. Dell C600 remember? Still does not work!

This is why I did a completely fresh install to see if I messed something up the first time I installed K12LTSP 5EL (Centos 5). I am 
very new to the thin-client server/client environment, but like the cleanness and quickness of K12LTSP 5EL (Centos 5) over K12Linux 
so would like to baseline that distribution for my testbed.

Again though, I will do another fresh install of K12LTSP 5EL (Centos 5) tonight and check initial server state.


Regards,
Murrah Boswell




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