Test the LTSP server on Ubuntu bionic

[dashohoxha]

Create a LTSP server by running vagrant up.
Then start a LTSP client on the LAN (or start it in another VirtualBox machine) and try to boot from the server.
Report here any problems that you encounter.

@docker-scripts/ltsp

[nehajain444]

I am having trouble setting up the client.

[dashohoxha]

@d78ui98 will update README.md with testing instructions soon: #19

This issue may also help: #26
Either @d78ui98 or someone else is going to implement this soon.

[d78ui98]

@nehajain444 please refer to updated README.md.

[dashohoxha]

@d78ui98 but also don't forget to automate building a test client (see: #26)

[d78ui98]

but also don't forget to automate building a test client (see: #26)

Yes, I am trying to figuring out how to do it.

[nehajain444]

I created client with clients.sh. But I am getting on error- DHCP connection timed out. could not read from boot medium system halted.

[d78ui98]

This could be an issue with dnsmasq you can try restarting it service after vagrant ssh
Or it could be an issue with your wifi router.

[nehajain444]

I am using mobile hotspot.

[d78ui98]

That's the issue. Please use a router.
Let me know if this does not solve the problem.

[dashohoxha]

This could be an issue with dnsmasq you can try restarting it service after vagrant ssh

dnsmasq should work out of the box. The users should not have to do anything to make it working.

Or it could be an issue with your wifi router.

How can it be an issue with the router (wifi or not wifi) when both the ltsp-server and the ltsp-client run as virtual machines on the same computer? There must be some way to make it work. If you are just testing, it should work even if you are not connected to the Internet at all. You should find some way to make it work.