On 2014-08-18, Petter Reinholdtsen wrote: > Hi. I just tested Debian Edu based on Jessie, and selected the Thin > Client Server profile, which set up LTSP on a server. But the > installation failed. I used our netinst CD, and the installation > failed with these syslog messages:
Does your netinst CD contain all the packages necessary to build an LTSP chroot? Otherwise, you'll need to preseed a network mirror... Though it looks like you didn't even get far enough for that to be the issue... > Aug 17 22:21:53 main-menu[175]: INFO: Menu item 'ltsp-client-builder' > selected > Aug 17 22:21:53 ltsp-client-builder: ltsp-build-client options: --mirror > file:///media/cdrom --security-mirror none --updates-mirror none > --accept-unsigned-packages This worked for me with a CD built using simple-cdd a few weeks back. I'll give it another try and see if something has changed- I know debian-installer has had a new release since then... > Aug 17 22:22:00 in-target: Detected CD install, disabling APT repository > checking. > Aug 17 22:22:02 in-target: I: Retrieving Release > Aug 17 22:22:02 in-target: E: Failed getting release file > file:///media/cdrom/dists/jessie/Release > Aug 17 22:22:02 in-target: error: LTSP client installation ended abnormally > Aug 17 22:22:03 ltsp-client-builder: ERROR: ltsp-build-client failed to run > Aug 17 22:22:03 main-menu[175]: WARNING **: Configuring > 'ltsp-client-builder' failed with error code 1 > Aug 17 22:22:03 main-menu[175]: WARNING **: Menu item 'ltsp-client-builder' > failed. I'm wondering if Debian Edu still rearranges the order of boot options? it might leave the CD in an unmounted state when ltsp-client-builder is run? live well, vagrant
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