Untested K12Linux F10 Live media

[Warren Togami]

Peter Scheie wrote:
> Installed the ISO onto a USB stick, and that boots just fine.  Went 
> through the steps to enable the network bridge, with no troubles.  
> Booted a thin client, a Dell Latitude laptop that pxe boots.  But ldm 
> seems broken: the blue login screen background and a text entry box come 
> up, but there's no text, no icons, typing does not produce anything in 
> the text entry box.  I uncommented SCREEN_02=shell in 
> /var/lib/tftpboot/ltsp/i386/lts.conf and rebooted the TC, but still was 
> not able to Ctrl-Alt-F2 to a terminal screen.  It's as if the keyboard 
> is dead (except it works just fine with a F9 K12Linux server).
> 
> Peter

Please try this:
1) Install from the ISO to hard drive.
2) mv /opt/ltsp/i386 /opt/ltsp/i386-f10
3) ltps-build-client --release=9
This builds a F9 client chroot instead of F10.

You can swap i386 and i386-f10 (run ltsp-update-kernels after you swap 
their locations) and compare client behavior between F9 and F10.  It is 
possible that this is a new X bug in F10 that was not present in F9. 
What kind of client hardware is this?  Is all client hardware of other 
chipsets affected as well?

Warren Togami
wtogami at redhat.com