On Tue, 2005-03-29 at 12:09, Hugo Cisneiros wrote: > > Look here: > > http://www.k12ltsp.org/phpwiki/ > > Just ignore the education-related stuff if you don't need it. If you > > install from their isos you get a normal fedora plus ltsp and > > some other packages. There is a good mailing list too. > > I'll try that. But do you know how it differs from a Fedora Core base > distribution? Because if it's just about installing LTSP on a base > distribution's installating, i'm already doing that. It *is* a fedora base distribution with the other stuff included in the distribution isos. There is a scripted setup that configures everything for you (including some somewhat unrelated but handy things like setting the OO.org default to save in .doc format). If you do a 2-nic configuration with clients on the 'inside' net it will just come up working after the install. It would be possible to pick up the add-on packages to find what the scripts do, but if you are just starting out it would be much easier to install from their isos and then if you do have any problems you can get help from some large-scale users on the mailing list with exactly the same setup. Or at least drop their version on a test box so you can pull out the parts you want. > So, these problems with me are happening only with Fedora Core. I must speak > with someone who has implemented Fedora Core and LTSP just fine, but I can't > find anyone that did it. See http://www.k12ltsp.org/phpwiki/index.php/Hardware for server recommendations and hop on the k12osn mailing list. http://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/k12osn There are people there with plenty of experience. The pegged CPU issue may be a bug in a particular version of something or there may be a workaround. Also, gnome is a memory hog - some people are using icewm instead. -- Les Mikesell les@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
