Re: [Thinstation-general] Trouble getting Thinstation/ICA working on 16Mb box.

[Mike E. <km...@ke...>]

On Mon, 16 May 2005, Andy Jones wrote:

> First, thanks for replying.
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> On 5/16/05, Mike Eriksen <km...@ke...> wrote:
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> > Running ICA with just 16 MB RAM is going to be a challenge...
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>  Well, if I reach the point where it fails to work because of lack of=20
> memory, well and good. Thanks for the warning, though.
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> First your boot.log claims:
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> > Getting global configuration from 172.30.10.97 <http://172.30.10.97> (
> > 172.30.10.97 <http://172.30.10.97>)...Ok
> > tftp: server says: TFTP Error: File does not exist
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> > so your ts.conf.network is never read=20
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>  Hang on. The TFTP server (Solarwinds) definately logs the request for=20
> thinstation.conf.network, and shows the file has been sent. With no TFTP=
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> server running, the client stops at this point; but with a TFTP server, i=
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> continues as shown. So, does anyone know what is happening? What is causi=
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> this "file does not exist"? How can I find out if the file ahs been read?
>  What IS true is that thinstation.conf.hosts, thinstation.conf.<ip addres=
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> etc, are all missing. Right now we only have one client machine. Do I nee=
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> them? I thought that I didn't...

Maybe I was a bit quick here (and thinking TS 2.1 style). If your tftpd=20
say ok, I believe it. You are right that you don't any of the other files a=
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present.

I start to suspect your build environment, but I'll rather wait to comment=
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till I hear the result of the TS-O-Matic build.

Mike

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> > Next: How do you build? If you have just gotten TS down on your own lin=
ux
> > box, you may have a problem as Citrix a couple of days ago changed thei=
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> > #=A4%&/() version on the server
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>  ::grin:: I downloaded a copy just before they changed it.
>  I'm going to try TS-O-Matic, plus a build against the latest beta here; =
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> if anything is different. I'll let you/the list know what happens.
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