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Connecting to a RDP session with a laptop.[SOLVED] #196

Closed Erirt closed 7 years ago

Erirt commented 7 years ago

Hi everyone.

I'm currently working at a hospital and i'm trying to use some of our old laptop as thin clients.

We already have quite the amount of thinstation( 5.1) on wired computers, but after 3 days of effort I can't seem to find how to apply a wireless configuration.

So, I'm using Thinstation 5.4 for this one. I have looked for every known issue about wireless connection ( autonet missing, wireless package missing etc etc ) and I can't find where I am wrong.

So basically, when I boot on my ISO, and access the console, there's no ip adress on the interfaces ( wired or wireless ) and obviously I can't connect to anything... I have tried several things... hope you can help !

Here are my conf files, I have removed sensible data, RDP parameters are correct so you don't need to see it :p

I want to use static adress on this laptop, that's why wpa-supplicant is commented.

Thanks in advance for your help, and sorry for my english.

#####################################################################

--- Thinstation Thinstation.conf.buildtime Config ---

#####################################################################

#####################################################################

Système

################# AUDIO_LEVEL=90 MIC_LEVEL=0 CLOCK=24HR TIME_ZONE=Europe/Paris

TFTP_BLOCKSIZE=1024 BIND_MOUNT0="home:/root" BIND_MOUNT1="boot:/boot" BIND_MOUNT2="tsdev:/thinstation"

USB_ENABLED=ON USB_STORAGE_SYNC=ON USB_MOUNT_USELABEL=Yes USB_MOUNT_OPTIONS="rw"

X_NUMLOCK=ON

STORAGE_CONFIG1=/mnt/usbdevice/THINSTATION/

SAMBA_SECURITY=user SAMBA_WORKGROUP=WORKGROUP

DEBUGPAUSE=TRUE

#####################################################################

#####################################################################

Network

################# NET_USE=BOTH NET_USE_DHCP=OFF

NET_HOSTNAME=WIFI_229
NET_FILE_ENABLED=OFF NET_TELNETD_ENABLED=ON

NET_IP_ADDRESS=192.168.x.y
NET_MASK=255.255.255.0
NET_GATEWAY=192.168.x.y

NET_DNS1=192.168.x.y
NET_DNS1=192.168.x.y
NET_DNS_SEARCH=DNS name

WIRELESS_ESSID="myessid" WIRELESS_MODE="managed"

WIRELESS_WPAKEY="mykey"

WIRELESS_DRIVER="wext"

NET_TIME_SERVER="myservername" NET_REMOTE_ACCESS_FROM="0.0.0.0" #####################################################################

#####################################################################

ThinStation

################# RECONNECT_PROMPT=MENU01 NO_SESSION="poweroff"

#################

Session xfwm4

SESSION_0_TYPE=xfwm4

SESSION_0_AUTOSTART=ON

XFWM4_COMPOSITING=TRUE

XFWM4_BRIGHTNESS="-33"

XFWM4_THEME=Default

XFWM4_RED=0

XFWM4_BLUE=0

XFWM4_GREEN=0

#################

Session icewm

SESSION_0_TYPE=icewm

SESSION_0_AUTOSTART=OFF

ICEWM_THEME=blueCrux

#################

Session rdp

SESSION_0_TITLE="" SESSION_0_TYPE= SESSION_0_FREERDP_SERVER= SESSION_0_FREERDP_OPTIONS= SESSION_0_AUTOSTART=ON

X_DPI=100

USE_XRANDR=TRUE

XRANDR_OPTIONS="-s 1680x1050"

MEMORY_CONSTRAINED="TRUE"

SESSION_1_FIREFOX_HOMEPAGE=http://www.doncuppjr.net/projects

DESKTOP_ICON_SIZE=48 DESKTOP_FONT_SIZE=8 GTK_THEME=Xfce PANEL_PAGER=false PANEL_USER=false PANEL_REV_CLOCKSYSTRAY=true ICONS_THEME="gnome" ICONS_CUT_SIZES="256x256 scalable"

SERVER=192.168.21.100

MENU_SHOWRES=off

MENU_SHOWAPPS=off

MENU_SHOWABOUT=off

MENU_SHOWLOGOUT=off

HIDE_CONTROLS=on

SCREEN_BLANK_TIME=0

SCREEN_STANDBY_TIME=0

SCREEN_SUSPEND_TIME=0

SCREEN_OFF_TIME=0

SCREEN_HORIZSYNC="30-70 | *"

DONT_VT_SWITCH_STATE=TRUE

DONT_ZAP_STATE=TRUE

ALWAYS_ENTER_SERVER=TRUE

FASTBOOT_URL=http://192.168.21.51

EGALAX_DEVICE=/dev/ttyS1

EGALAX_DEVICE=usbauto

EGALAX_PARAMFILE=/boot/eeti.param

X_DRIVER_OPTION1="HWcursor False"

X_DRIVER_OPTION2="PanelSize 1024x600"

################################################

--- Thinstation Build Config ---

################################################

########################################################

--- Machine Modules to include in boot image ---

######################################################## ################################################

--- Modules to include in boot image ---

################################################

!Hardware

!!Machine module list

machine m704 # Gigabyte m704 Rover PC

machine WYSE9150se # WYSE 9150se Thin Client

machine NT-A3500 # Foxconn AMD E-350 Barebone

machine NT-535 # Foxconn Intel D525 Barebone

machine Dell-FX170 # Dell FX170 D525 Atom Machine

machine VMWare # A good set of modules for a VmWare Virtual Machine

machine Virtualbox-4.1 # A good set of modules for a Virtualbox Virtual Machine

machine VIA-Epia-CLE266 # VIA Epia/Eden based on the the CLE266 chip. Rather common in thin clients a few years old

machine classic_generic # Big list of modules that you can choose by unremarking them

machine IGEL-M300C # Igel CX700 Via

machine HP-t5135 # HP CX700 Via

!!Wireless Stuff

package wpa_supplicant

package wireless package wifi-connect

!!!Misc Modules

!!Filesystem Support

Every mounted device needs a filesystem, so choose which ones you need.

module usb-storage

module autofs4 # Automount and autofs support

module isofs # ISO9960 file system support for CDRoms module udf # CDRom UDF file system support module vfat # Fat and VFat file system support module ntfs # NTFS file system support

module ext2 # Ext2 file system support

module ext3 # Ext3 file system support

module ext4 # Ext4 file system support

module nfs # NFS file system support

module cifs # CIFS support (use either this or smbfs - not both)

module squashfs

#################################################

--- Packages to include in boot image ---

#################################################

--- Packages to include in boot image

--- Packages below may be "package" or "pkg"

!!Miscellaneous

package ts-classic # The classic ts logic for network/netfiles/hostname/mounting/telnetd/telnet/playcd package automount

package networkmanager

package udisks-glue

package ntp # Utility to obtain date & time from network

package sound-esd # Enable sound-esd or sound-nasd if you want to be able to control

package sound-nasd # sound on your thin client from another computer or

                        #  your remote session.

package alsa-lib

package alsa-utils

package gnome-media

package gnome-network-properties package gnome-core package volumeicon

package kismet

package gst-plugins-base

package gst-plugins-good

package crystalhd

package libva

package iptables # IP Tables support

package autonet

package cpufreq

package cpuspeed

package wine # Windows Application Execution Platform

!!X related

--- XOrg 7.6

package xorg7-apm

package xorg7-ark

package xorg7-chips

package xorg7-cirrus

package xorg7-glint

package xorg7-i128

package xorg7-mach64

package xorg7-mga

package xorg7-neomagic

package xorg7-r128

package xorg7-rendition

package xorg7-s3

package xorg7-s3virge

package xorg7-savage

package xorg7-siliconmotion

package xorg7-sis

package xorg7-sisusb

package xorg7-sun

package xorg7-tdfx

package xorg7-tga

package xorg7-trident

package xorg7-tseng

package xorg7-v4l

package xorg7-vesa #A fallback driver that works with almost everything. Does allow resolution changes

package xorg7-vmware

package xorg7-ztv

package xorg7-ati #ATI video driver for most modern ATI chipsets. Usually requires several firmwares

package xorg7-nv #Old opensource nvidia driver

package xorg7-nouveau #New opensource nvidia driver

package xorg7-nvidia #Proprietary nvidia driver

package xorg7-openchrome #Via Video Chipsets driver

package xorg7-geode #Geode Video driver

package xorg7-i740 #Intel video driver for really old chipsets

package xorg7-intel #Intel video driver for most modern chipsets except the GMA3500/3600

package xorg7-fbdev #A fallback driver that works with almost everything. Does not allow resolution changes

!!Locale or localization files for keyboard and fonts. (Language/Country)

package locale-cs_CZ # Czech

package locale-da_DK # Danish

package locale-de_DE # German

package locale-en_GB # English-Great Britain

package locale-en_US # English-US

package locale-es_ES # Spanish

package locale-fi_FI # Finnish

package locale-fr_BE # French Belgium

package locale-fr_CA # French Canadian

package locale-fr_CH # French Switzerland

package locale-fr_FR # French

package locale-hr_HR # Croation

package locale-hu_HU # Hungarian

package locale-it_IT # Italian

package locale-ja_JP # Japanese

package locale-nb_NO # Norwegian (bokmål)

package locale-pl_PL # Polish

package locale-pt_PT # Portuguese

package locale-pt_BR # Portuguese-Brazil

package locale-ru_RU # Russian

package locale-sv_SE # Swedish

package locale-tr_TR # Turkish

!Applications

!!Connection Package types. Choose at least one!

package freerdp # X RDP Client - fork of rdesktop

package rdesktop # X RDP client for Windows Terminal Services (ver 1.7)

package vncviewer # VNC client (vncviewer)

package xorg7vnc # Remote Control Client Workstation

package ica # Citrix ICA client support

package tarantella # Tarantella client support

package xnest # XDM in a window client

package urxvt # Light Xterm Client (vt102)

package xterm # Xterm Client (vt220)

package ssh # Secure Shell client

package tn5250 # 5250 terminal emulator

package dillo # Dillo light web browser

package thinlinc # Cendio ThinLinc client support

package nx # No Machine NX client

package 2x # 2X client

package java # Java runtime

package firefox_lowmem # Firefox 3 for low resource machines

package firefox # Firefox current Web Browser

package chrome # Google Chrome Web Browser

package kiosk # Rkiosk Plugin for Firefox

package flash_lowmem # Flash 9 browser plugin for firefox and low resource machines

package flash # Flash Current

package filezilla # FileZilla FTP Client for X

package git # GIT Version Control System

package gparted # Gnome Partition Manager

package open-vm-tools

package medit # Notepad

package mplayer # DVD and video player

package vmview # VMware Open-View Client, no PCoIP

package vmviewpcoip # VMware Open-View Client, PCOIP

package xbmc # XBMC Media Center for X

package xpdf # X PDF Viewer

!!Window Managers. Choose no more than 1 window manager.

Not needed if you don t want to manage windows.

package openbox # A spartin clean/fast window manager.

package xdesktop-kiosk # A locked down desktop kiosk using the openbox wm (See packages/xdesktop-kiosk/build/conf for

            # more help.

package icewm # "ICEWM" window manager. Makes TS a light workstation.

package icewm-theme-xp

package icewm-themes # Extra IceWM themes

package icewm-theme-bernstein

package icewm-theme-bluecrux

package icewm-theme-liquid

package xfwm4

package xfwm4-extra

package terminal # Terminal emulator for xfwm4 -- Pulls in xfwm4 package thunar # File Manager for xfwm4 -- Pulls in xfwm4

!!Window Manager Utils

package idle-shutdown # Package that lets you specify automatic shutdown settings and logic.

package wbar # Adds icons to desktop

package idesk

!!Other services

package www # Web access to client. From a browser: "http://"

                        #  The standard page is for general user settings, administrative access
                        #  is on port 6800.

package lp_server # Remote printing daemon (JetDirect compatible)

package lpr # LPR Print Server, for use with samba-server package

package lprng # LPRng Print Server, supports network based printing

package sshd # Dropbear secure shell server

package tftpd # Built in tftpd server. Useful for making a tftpserver

            #  for thinstation on a WAN over a slow link.

package samba-server # Samba server FS Support, allows you to share

                        #  local floppy/cdrom/hd/printer to other Windows
            #  PCs. Needs supermount for removeable media.

package samba-client # Samba smbclient, gives a shell like environment to access an samba server

package hdupdate # Package for updating TS images on a hardisk over a network connection

package scp # Add ability to download files over internet using scp. This package

                        #  adds some networking based options for downloading configuration files or
                        #  in using hdupdate package.

package openvpn # OpenVPN Client Support

!!PCSCD Card Readers

package gemplus410 # Card reader Gemplus 410 (Serial) and Gemplus 430 (USB)

package ccidreader # Generic USB card reader

!!Miscellaneous

package gtk-2.0 # Full gtk-2.0 plus clearlooks theme package icons-cursor # Anti Aliased Mouse Cursor Theme package icons-hicolor # Hi-Color icons for some applications and themes. Does not really contain any icons. package icons-gnome # gnome Hi-Color icons theme. Needed by most other icon themes.

package icons-tango # tango Hi-Color icons theme

package icons-neu # neu Hi-Color icons theme

package fonts-misc

package fonts-TTF-liberation

package fonts-jis-misc # Japanese Industrial

package fonts-util

package fonts-cyrillic

package fonts-Speedo-Bitstream package fonts-TTF-BH # This one works nicely most of the time and is small. package fonts-TTF-vera

package fonts-TTF-liberation

package fonts-75dpi-Adobe

package fonts-75dpi-Adobe-Utopia

package fonts-75dpi-BH

package fonts-75dpi-BH-Typewriter

package fonts-75dpi-Bitstream

package fonts-100dpi-Adobe

package fonts-100dpi-Adobe-Utopia

package fonts-100dpi-BH

package fonts-100dpi-BH-Typewriter

package fonts-100dpi-Bitstream

package fonts-Type1-Adobe-Utopia package fonts-Type1-BH package fonts-Type1-Bitstream package fonts-Type1-IBM package fonts-Type1-xfree86

package lshw # list hardware

package e3 # Basic vi like Editor

package rox # Basic File Manager

package debug # metapackage to include other debugging packages and stop during bootup to check things.

package extensions # Adds various shell commands, will increase image size.

package extensions-x # Adds various utility s for the X Environment !!!! INCLUDES hwlister.sh !!!!

package eGalax # eGalax TouchKit Drivers/Utility for serial and usb touchscreens by EETI.

package installer # Wipes a drive, makes partitions and downloads thinstation from a pxe server

package devstation # Starts a tftp server that hosts files from the boot-images/pxe folder

Parameters

########################################

--- Miscellaneous Parameters ---

########################################

!!Basic

param fastboot true # Mangles the filesystem a special way as to improve boot spead and reduce

                        # memory utilization. Cool/Dangerous . Harder to dubug other packages. (Finishing Touch)
                        # Set to 'true' to enable or 'lotsofmem' for slightly slower booting but no squash lag on app launch.

param tsuser tsuser # Name of the user that thinstation will run as. Needs userauto package.

param rootpasswd mypassword # Do Change! Console/telnet password for root

If this is enabled, Telnetd will be enabled.

param xorgvncpasswd mypassword # VNC Access Password param storagepasswd mypassword # Password for storage server param dialuppasswd mypassword # Password for dialin account param sambapasswd mypassword # Password for samba shares when using user mode security

param kernelcmdline "radeon.modeset=0" # Add additional kernel command lines. e.g. disable radeon framebuffer

param stripelf yes # Strip extraneous information from elf binaries (Maybe not Safe)

param acpisupport disable # Tells the kernel not to load acpi modules. (Breaks some Intel Chipsets if disabled)

param uvesafb disable # Disable uvesafb (legacy option like modesetfb)

param extra_vid LVDS-1:d # Add an extra video= parameter to kernel cmd line (good for disabling outputs on video cards)

param bootlogo true # Enable or Disable the use of the Boot splash. param boottheme default # Backgound picture during boot

param splash verbose # kernel splash setting (0=off, silent or verbose (default=silent)

param splash silent param fbmtrr 0 # MTRR value for uvesafb (default = 0, 4 is the best) grep your log to make sure you have not set it to high

param fbnocrtc true # This is usually a good thing.

param fbsm ywrap # Window scrolling method (redraw, ypan, ywrap) ywrap is best, but may not work correctly for all people

param fbvtotal 16 # Override Video Bios Reported Memory in MB

param fbmaxhf 67 # Override Video Negotiated Max Horizontal Frequency

param fbmaxvf 61 # Override Video Negotiated Max Vertical Frequency

param fbmaxclk 155 # Override Video Negotiated Max Clock Frequency

param fbnoedid true # Don t do video edid

param bootresolution 1024x600-32 # Resolution used during Thinstation boot.

param bootresolution 1024x768-32 # You can wright your own resolution mode here, if you know it.

param bootresolution 1152x864-32

param bootresolution 1280x768-32

param bootresolution 1366x768-32 # Otherwise, you may want to refer to the vbe_modes.list you created with hwlister.sh

param bootresolution 1280x1024-32 # for modes that your card supports.

param bootresolution 1400x900-32 # It is also used by xrandr if no xrandr options are specified.

param bootresolution 1680x1050-32

param bootresolution 1920x1080-32

param bootresolution 1400x1050-32

param desktop file:./backgrounds/White_And_Blue_bg.jpg # Custom image to load as desktop background

param defaultconfig thinstation.conf.buildtime # The file with default setup. No other config file is found

during boot.

param basename thinstation # Used for all config/tftp/scp file names param basepath ts5.0 # Used to determine path to tftp/scp files

param baseurl http://www.doncuppjr.net # Used to determine url to wget files

param keyfile ./id_rsa # Path for private key file used for ssh/scp

param knownhosts ./known_hosts # Path for ssh known_hosts file for ssh/scp

param localpkgs false # to determine is PKG files are to be loaded locally

param fulllocales true # Use full locale support for packages

param icaencryption false # Use ica encryption support, add 290k to image

param haltonerror false # Will halt on error, default is true param hardlinkfs true param sametimestmp true # When enabled, the timestamps for all files and folders will be set to 00:00 of todays date in your timezone param initrdcmd "gzip -9" # Compression mode and level of initrd file. none, gzip -9, lzma -9 ,bzip2 -9 param bootverbosity 3 # Increased vebosity when booting TS

0 no verbose messages

                                        #   1 boot
                                        #   2 network
                                        #   4 init
                                        #   8 kernel
                                        #  16 modules
                                        #  32 packages
                                        #  64 email bootlog file to SMTP server & user set in
                                        #     thinstation.conf file.  This will only work
                                        #     if networking is working.
                                        #
                                        #  Combinations can be used (e.g.12 does Kernel and Module Messages)

!!Advanced

Leave this alone unless you can t download (wget required on your Linux box):

param downloads /downloads param bootimages "iso syslinux pxe" param syslinuxtheme "default"

param httpproxy http://192.168.1.2:8080

param bootfssize 50% # Modify the size of the tmpfs filesystem

package alltimezone

package allres # Includes a lot of resolution splash images for live-cd s

package allfirmware # Includes a lot of firmwares for live-cd s

Doncuppjr commented 7 years ago

If you are connecting to a wpa protected network, you need wpa_supplicant. IP address is one layer of the OSI higher, so unrelated.

Sent from my iPad

On Dec 29, 2016, at 5:09 AM, Erirt notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi everyone.

I'm currently working at a hospital and i'm trying to use some of our old laptop as thin clients.

We already have quite the amount of thinstation( 5.1) on wired computers, but after 3 days of effort I can't seem to find how to apply a wireless configuration.

So, I'm using Thinstation 5.4 for this one. I have looked for every known issue about wireless connection ( autonet missing, wireless package missing etc etc ) and I can't find where I am wrong.

So basically, when I boot on my ISO, and access the console, there's no ip adress on the interfaces ( wired or wireless ) and obviously I can't connect to anything... I have tried several things... hope you can help !

Here are my conf files, I have removed sensible data, RDP parameters are correct so you don't need to see it :p

I want to use static adress on this laptop, that's why wpa-supplicant is commented.

Thanks in advance for your help, and sorry for my english.

#####################################################################

--- Thinstation Thinstation.conf.buildtime Config ---

#####################################################################

#####################################################################

Système

################# AUDIO_LEVEL=90 MIC_LEVEL=0 CLOCK=24HR TIME_ZONE=Europe/Paris

TFTP_BLOCKSIZE=1024 BIND_MOUNT0="home:/root" BIND_MOUNT1="boot:/boot" BIND_MOUNT2="tsdev:/thinstation"

USB_ENABLED=ON USB_STORAGE_SYNC=ON USB_MOUNT_USELABEL=Yes USB_MOUNT_OPTIONS="rw"

X_NUMLOCK=ON

STORAGE_CONFIG1=/mnt/usbdevice/THINSTATION/

SAMBA_SECURITY=user SAMBA_WORKGROUP=WORKGROUP

DEBUGPAUSE=TRUE

#####################################################################

#####################################################################

Network

################# NET_USE=BOTH NET_USE_DHCP=OFF

NET_HOSTNAME=WIFI_229 NET_FILE_ENABLED=OFF NET_TELNETD_ENABLED=ON

NET_IP_ADDRESS=192.168.x.y NET_MASK=255.255.255.0 NET_GATEWAY=192.168.x.y

NET_DNS1=192.168.x.y NET_DNS1=192.168.x.y NET_DNS_SEARCH=DNS name

WIRELESS_ESSID="myessid" WIRELESS_MODE="managed"

WIRELESS_WPAKEY="mykey"

WIRELESS_DRIVER="wext"

NET_TIME_SERVER="myservername" NET_REMOTE_ACCESS_FROM="0.0.0.0" #####################################################################

#####################################################################

ThinStation

################# RECONNECT_PROMPT=MENU01 NO_SESSION="poweroff"

#################

Session xfwm4

SESSION_0_TYPE=xfwm4

SESSION_0_AUTOSTART=ON

XFWM4_COMPOSITING=TRUE

XFWM4_BRIGHTNESS="-33"

XFWM4_THEME=Default

XFWM4_RED=0

XFWM4_BLUE=0

XFWM4_GREEN=0

#################

Session icewm

SESSION_0_TYPE=icewm

SESSION_0_AUTOSTART=OFF

ICEWM_THEME=blueCrux

#################

Session rdp

SESSION_0_TITLE="" SESSION_0_TYPE= SESSION_0_FREERDP_SERVER= SESSION_0_FREERDP_OPTIONS= SESSION_0_AUTOSTART=ON

X_DPI=100

USE_XRANDR=TRUE

XRANDR_OPTIONS="-s 1680x1050"

MEMORY_CONSTRAINED="TRUE"

SESSION_1_FIREFOX_HOMEPAGE=http://www.doncuppjr.net/projects

DESKTOP_ICON_SIZE=48 DESKTOP_FONT_SIZE=8 GTK_THEME=Xfce PANEL_PAGER=false PANEL_USER=false PANEL_REV_CLOCKSYSTRAY=true ICONS_THEME="gnome" ICONS_CUT_SIZES="256x256 scalable"

SERVER=192.168.21.100

MENU_SHOWRES=off

MENU_SHOWAPPS=off

MENU_SHOWABOUT=off

MENU_SHOWLOGOUT=off

HIDE_CONTROLS=on

SCREEN_BLANK_TIME=0

SCREEN_STANDBY_TIME=0

SCREEN_SUSPEND_TIME=0

SCREEN_OFF_TIME=0

SCREEN_HORIZSYNC="30-70 | *"

DONT_VT_SWITCH_STATE=TRUE

DONT_ZAP_STATE=TRUE

ALWAYS_ENTER_SERVER=TRUE

FASTBOOT_URL=http://192.168.21.51

EGALAX_DEVICE=/dev/ttyS1

EGALAX_DEVICE=usbauto

EGALAX_PARAMFILE=/boot/eeti.param

X_DRIVER_OPTION1="HWcursor False"

X_DRIVER_OPTION2="PanelSize 1024x600"

################################################

--- Thinstation Build Config ---

################################################

This is Thinstation s basic setup file. In this file you decide which

hardware, programs and features to be included in the Thinstation

boot image generated by running "./build".

You can customize/limit the possibilities in the thinstation.conf

files later.

Anything after a "#" is a comment. You activate "things" by removing

the "#" and remove "things" by putting a "#" in front of them.

First we define which modules to include. Modules are hardware

drivers. NEVER include more than necessary - the more modules, the

longer boot time.

########################################################

--- Machine Modules to include in boot image ---

########################################################

A machine profile is a set of modules for a specific set of hardware

components like a thinclient with adapters. It does not include any

filesystem modules, those need to be selected individualy. Making a

a machine profile is a two step process. First you will need to make

an allmodules build like "./build --allmodules" with the extensions-x

package included. Once the client machine is booted with that image

you can open and xterm or telnet in and run "hwlister.sh". hwlister.sh

will compile some lists and attempt to post them to the pxe server assigned

to the client. If the pxe server is this workstation and you are hosting

files directly out of this build env, you can then run

"./mkmachine SOME-MODEL" and the files will be put into the machine folder

under that model name. Now all you have to do is add a line to this file

like "machine SOME-MODEL" and you will no longer have to make

allmodules builds. If this is not the pxe server, you will have to

move stuff around on your own, but the most important files are

modules.list and firmware.list.

################################################

--- Modules to include in boot image ---

################################################

Any modules may be added as "module" or "module_pkg".

If defined as a "module", the driver is included in the boot image.

If defined as a "module_pkg", the driver is added from outside the

image, such as from a tftp server. See note below for more details.

Normally you should use "module". Only use "module_pkg" if you want

to dynamically load modules.

Note: If you create a module_pkg network driver, and decide to load it

from a tftp server, it won t work. This is because the image

won t have a network driver to get the module_pkg in the first

place.

!Hardware

!!Machine module list

machine m704 # Gigabyte m704 Rover PC

machine WYSE9150se # WYSE 9150se Thin Client

machine NT-A3500 # Foxconn AMD E-350 Barebone

machine NT-535 # Foxconn Intel D525 Barebone

machine Dell-FX170 # Dell FX170 D525 Atom Machine

machine VMWare # A good set of modules for a VmWare Virtual Machine

machine Virtualbox-4.1 # A good set of modules for a Virtualbox Virtual Machine

machine VIA-Epia-CLE266 # VIA Epia/Eden based on the the CLE266 chip. Rather common in thin clients a few years old

machine classic_generic # Big list of modules that you can choose by unremarking them

machine IGEL-M300C # Igel CX700 Via

machine HP-t5135 # HP CX700 Via

!!Wireless Stuff

package wpa_supplicant

package wireless package wifi-connect

!!!Misc Modules

!!Filesystem Support

Every mounted device needs a filesystem, so choose which ones you need.

module usb-storage

module autofs4 # Automount and autofs support

module isofs # ISO9960 file system support for CDRoms module udf # CDRom UDF file system support module vfat # Fat and VFat file system support module ntfs # NTFS file system support

module ext2 # Ext2 file system support

module ext3 # Ext3 file system support

module ext4 # Ext4 file system support

module nfs # NFS file system support

module cifs # CIFS support (use either this or smbfs - not both)

module squashfs

#################################################

--- Packages to include in boot image ---

#################################################

A package is a program or utility.

Any packages may be added as "package" or "pkg".

If defined as a "package", the program is included in the boot image.

If defined as a "pkg", the program is added from outside the image.

Normally, you should use "package". Only use "pkg" if you want to

dynamically load programs.

--- Packages to include in boot image

--- Packages below may be "package" or "pkg"

!!Miscellaneous

package ts-classic # The classic ts logic for network/netfiles/hostname/mounting/telnetd/telnet/playcd package automount

package networkmanager

package udisks-glue

package ntp # Utility to obtain date & time from network

package sound-esd # Enable sound-esd or sound-nasd if you want to be able to control

package sound-nasd # sound on your thin client from another computer or

your remote session.

package alsa-lib

package alsa-utils

package gnome-media

package gnome-network-properties package gnome-core package volumeicon

package kismet

package gst-plugins-base

package gst-plugins-good

package crystalhd

package libva

package iptables # IP Tables support

package autonet

package cpufreq

package cpuspeed

package wine # Windows Application Execution Platform

!!X related

--- XOrg 7.6

package xorg7-apm

package xorg7-ark

package xorg7-chips

package xorg7-cirrus

package xorg7-glint

package xorg7-i128

package xorg7-mach64

package xorg7-mga

package xorg7-neomagic

package xorg7-r128

package xorg7-rendition

package xorg7-s3

package xorg7-s3virge

package xorg7-savage

package xorg7-siliconmotion

package xorg7-sis

package xorg7-sisusb

package xorg7-sun

package xorg7-tdfx

package xorg7-tga

package xorg7-trident

package xorg7-tseng

package xorg7-v4l

package xorg7-vesa #A fallback driver that works with almost everything. Does allow resolution changes

package xorg7-vmware

package xorg7-ztv

package xorg7-ati #ATI video driver for most modern ATI chipsets. Usually requires several firmwares

package xorg7-nv #Old opensource nvidia driver

package xorg7-nouveau #New opensource nvidia driver

package xorg7-nvidia #Proprietary nvidia driver

package xorg7-openchrome #Via Video Chipsets driver

package xorg7-geode #Geode Video driver

package xorg7-i740 #Intel video driver for really old chipsets

package xorg7-intel #Intel video driver for most modern chipsets except the GMA3500/3600

package xorg7-fbdev #A fallback driver that works with almost everything. Does not allow resolution changes

!!Locale or localization files for keyboard and fonts. (Language/Country)

package locale-cs_CZ # Czech

package locale-da_DK # Danish

package locale-de_DE # German

package locale-en_GB # English-Great Britain

package locale-en_US # English-US

package locale-es_ES # Spanish

package locale-fi_FI # Finnish

package locale-fr_BE # French Belgium

package locale-fr_CA # French Canadian

package locale-fr_CH # French Switzerland

package locale-fr_FR # French

package locale-hr_HR # Croation

package locale-hu_HU # Hungarian

package locale-it_IT # Italian

package locale-ja_JP # Japanese

package locale-nb_NO # Norwegian (bokmål)

package locale-pl_PL # Polish

package locale-pt_PT # Portuguese

package locale-pt_BR # Portuguese-Brazil

package locale-ru_RU # Russian

package locale-sv_SE # Swedish

package locale-tr_TR # Turkish

!Applications

!!Connection Package types. Choose at least one!

package freerdp # X RDP Client - fork of rdesktop

package rdesktop # X RDP client for Windows Terminal Services (ver 1.7)

package vncviewer # VNC client (vncviewer)

package xorg7vnc # Remote Control Client Workstation

package ica # Citrix ICA client support

package tarantella # Tarantella client support

package xnest # XDM in a window client

package urxvt # Light Xterm Client (vt102)

package xterm # Xterm Client (vt220)

package ssh # Secure Shell client

package tn5250 # 5250 terminal emulator

package dillo # Dillo light web browser

package thinlinc # Cendio ThinLinc client support

package nx # No Machine NX client

package 2x # 2X client

package java # Java runtime

package firefox_lowmem # Firefox 3 for low resource machines

package firefox # Firefox current Web Browser

package chrome # Google Chrome Web Browser

package kiosk # Rkiosk Plugin for Firefox

package flash_lowmem # Flash 9 browser plugin for firefox and low resource machines

package flash # Flash Current

package filezilla # FileZilla FTP Client for X

package git # GIT Version Control System

package gparted # Gnome Partition Manager

package open-vm-tools

package medit # Notepad

package mplayer # DVD and video player

package vmview # VMware Open-View Client, no PCoIP

package vmviewpcoip # VMware Open-View Client, PCOIP

package xbmc # XBMC Media Center for X

package xpdf # X PDF Viewer

!!Window Managers. Choose no more than 1 window manager.

Not needed if you don t want to manage windows.

package openbox # A spartin clean/fast window manager.

package xdesktop-kiosk # A locked down desktop kiosk using the openbox wm (See packages/xdesktop-kiosk/build/conf for

more help.

package icewm # "ICEWM" window manager. Makes TS a light workstation.

package icewm-theme-xp

package icewm-themes # Extra IceWM themes

package icewm-theme-bernstein

package icewm-theme-bluecrux

package icewm-theme-liquid

package xfwm4

package xfwm4-extra

package terminal # Terminal emulator for xfwm4 -- Pulls in xfwm4 package thunar # File Manager for xfwm4 -- Pulls in xfwm4

!!Window Manager Utils

package idle-shutdown # Package that lets you specify automatic shutdown settings and logic.

package wbar # Adds icons to desktop

package idesk

!!Other services

package www # Web access to client. From a browser: "http://"

The standard page is for general user settings, administrative access

is on port 6800.

package lp_server # Remote printing daemon (JetDirect compatible)

package lpr # LPR Print Server, for use with samba-server package

package lprng # LPRng Print Server, supports network based printing

package sshd # Dropbear secure shell server

package tftpd # Built in tftpd server. Useful for making a tftpserver

for thinstation on a WAN over a slow link.

package samba-server # Samba server FS Support, allows you to share

local floppy/cdrom/hd/printer to other Windows

PCs. Needs supermount for removeable media.

package samba-client # Samba smbclient, gives a shell like environment to access an samba server

package hdupdate # Package for updating TS images on a hardisk over a network connection

package scp # Add ability to download files over internet using scp. This package

adds some networking based options for downloading configuration files or

in using hdupdate package.

package openvpn # OpenVPN Client Support

!!PCSCD Card Readers

package gemplus410 # Card reader Gemplus 410 (Serial) and Gemplus 430 (USB)

package ccidreader # Generic USB card reader

!!Miscellaneous

package gtk-2.0 # Full gtk-2.0 plus clearlooks theme package icons-cursor # Anti Aliased Mouse Cursor Theme package icons-hicolor # Hi-Color icons for some applications and themes. Does not really contain any icons. package icons-gnome # gnome Hi-Color icons theme. Needed by most other icon themes.

package icons-tango # tango Hi-Color icons theme

package icons-neu # neu Hi-Color icons theme

package fonts-misc

package fonts-TTF-liberation

package fonts-jis-misc # Japanese Industrial

package fonts-util

package fonts-cyrillic

package fonts-Speedo-Bitstream package fonts-TTF-BH # This one works nicely most of the time and is small. package fonts-TTF-vera

package fonts-TTF-liberation

package fonts-75dpi-Adobe

package fonts-75dpi-Adobe-Utopia

package fonts-75dpi-BH

package fonts-75dpi-BH-Typewriter

package fonts-75dpi-Bitstream

package fonts-100dpi-Adobe

package fonts-100dpi-Adobe-Utopia

package fonts-100dpi-BH

package fonts-100dpi-BH-Typewriter

package fonts-100dpi-Bitstream

package fonts-Type1-Adobe-Utopia package fonts-Type1-BH package fonts-Type1-Bitstream package fonts-Type1-IBM package fonts-Type1-xfree86

package lshw # list hardware

package e3 # Basic vi like Editor

package rox # Basic File Manager

package debug # metapackage to include other debugging packages and stop during bootup to check things.

package extensions # Adds various shell commands, will increase image size.

package extensions-x # Adds various utility s for the X Environment !!!! INCLUDES hwlister.sh !!!!

package eGalax # eGalax TouchKit Drivers/Utility for serial and usb touchscreens by EETI.

package installer # Wipes a drive, makes partitions and downloads thinstation from a pxe server

package devstation # Starts a tftp server that hosts files from the boot-images/pxe folder

Parameters

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--- Miscellaneous Parameters ---

########################################

!!Basic

param fastboot true # Mangles the filesystem a special way as to improve boot spead and reduce

memory utilization. Cool/Dangerous . Harder to dubug other packages. (Finishing Touch)

Set to 'true' to enable or 'lotsofmem' for slightly slower booting but no squash lag on app launch.

param tsuser tsuser # Name of the user that thinstation will run as. Needs userauto package.

param rootpasswd mypassword # Do Change! Console/telnet password for root

If this is enabled, Telnetd will be enabled.

param xorgvncpasswd mypassword # VNC Access Password param storagepasswd mypassword # Password for storage server param dialuppasswd mypassword # Password for dialin account param sambapasswd mypassword # Password for samba shares when using user mode security

param kernelcmdline "radeon.modeset=0" # Add additional kernel command lines. e.g. disable radeon framebuffer

param stripelf yes # Strip extraneous information from elf binaries (Maybe not Safe)

param acpisupport disable # Tells the kernel not to load acpi modules. (Breaks some Intel Chipsets if disabled)

param uvesafb disable # Disable uvesafb (legacy option like modesetfb)

param extra_vid LVDS-1:d # Add an extra video= parameter to kernel cmd line (good for disabling outputs on video cards)

param bootlogo true # Enable or Disable the use of the Boot splash. param boottheme default # Backgound picture during boot

param splash verbose # kernel splash setting (0=off, silent or verbose (default=silent)

param splash silent param fbmtrr 0 # MTRR value for uvesafb (default = 0, 4 is the best) grep your log to make sure you have not set it to high

param fbnocrtc true # This is usually a good thing.

param fbsm ywrap # Window scrolling method (redraw, ypan, ywrap) ywrap is best, but may not work correctly for all people

param fbvtotal 16 # Override Video Bios Reported Memory in MB

param fbmaxhf 67 # Override Video Negotiated Max Horizontal Frequency

param fbmaxvf 61 # Override Video Negotiated Max Vertical Frequency

param fbmaxclk 155 # Override Video Negotiated Max Clock Frequency

param fbnoedid true # Don t do video edid

param bootresolution 1024x600-32 # Resolution used during Thinstation boot.

param bootresolution 1024x768-32 # You can wright your own resolution mode here, if you know it.

param bootresolution 1152x864-32

param bootresolution 1280x768-32

param bootresolution 1366x768-32 # Otherwise, you may want to refer to the vbe_modes.list you created with hwlister.sh

param bootresolution 1280x1024-32 # for modes that your card supports.

param bootresolution 1400x900-32 # It is also used by xrandr if no xrandr options are specified.

param bootresolution 1680x1050-32

param bootresolution 1920x1080-32

param bootresolution 1400x1050-32

param desktop file:./backgrounds/White_And_Blue_bg.jpg # Custom image to load as desktop background

param defaultconfig thinstation.conf.buildtime # The file with default setup. No other config file is found

during boot.

param basename thinstation # Used for all config/tftp/scp file names param basepath ts5.0 # Used to determine path to tftp/scp files

param baseurl http://www.doncuppjr.net # Used to determine url to wget files

param keyfile ./id_rsa # Path for private key file used for ssh/scp

param knownhosts ./known_hosts # Path for ssh known_hosts file for ssh/scp

param localpkgs false # to determine is PKG files are to be loaded locally

param fulllocales true # Use full locale support for packages

param icaencryption false # Use ica encryption support, add 290k to image

param haltonerror false # Will halt on error, default is true param hardlinkfs true param sametimestmp true # When enabled, the timestamps for all files and folders will be set to 00:00 of todays date in your timezone param initrdcmd "gzip -9" # Compression mode and level of initrd file. none, gzip -9, lzma -9 ,bzip2 -9 param bootverbosity 3 # Increased vebosity when booting TS

0 no verbose messages

1 boot

2 network

4 init

8 kernel

16 modules

32 packages

64 email bootlog file to SMTP server & user set in

thinstation.conf file. This will only work

if networking is working.

#

Combinations can be used (e.g.12 does Kernel and Module Messages)

!!Advanced

Leave this alone unless you can t download (wget required on your Linux box):

param downloads /downloads param bootimages "iso syslinux pxe" param syslinuxtheme "default"

param httpproxy http://192.168.1.2:8080

param bootfssize 50% # Modify the size of the tmpfs filesystem

package alltimezone

package allres # Includes a lot of resolution splash images for live-cd s

package allfirmware # Includes a lot of firmwares for live-cd s

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Erirt commented 7 years ago

Yesterday I have made some tests. When I boot my iso on a wired computer there's no issue, ip configuration is okay and I can reach my rdp server. I think it comes from the network card driver, because on the laptop, when I access the console as root, "none" is shown instead of WIFI_229.

( btw my wifi network is open, no WPA key. IP is static on laptop. )

Erirt commented 7 years ago

Sooooooo,

I managed to fix drivers issue, my Thinstation has taken into account the host name ( WIFI_229 ) but doesn't seem to apply ip configuration for the wireless interface.( But at least I can see it now )

I'm completely stuck. Changing ip config manually doesn't work either. I have looked for every topic I could find on internet and can't find the solution...

Doncuppjr commented 7 years ago

blockquote, div.yahoo_quoted { margin-left: 0 !important; border-left:1px #715FFA solid !important; padding-left:1ex !important; background-color:white !important; } Sounds like a driver issue. All modules/allfirmware and build?

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Doncuppjr commented 7 years ago

blockquote, div.yahoo_quoted { margin-left: 0 !important; border-left:1px #715FFA solid !important; padding-left:1ex !important; background-color:white !important; } So I would start with a less specific image, and let's do some diagnostics. We will make an default build allmodules/allfirmware and make sure we have networkmanager instead of autonet. Boot the image and connect to the wireless like you would with a regular desktop.

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Sooooooo,

I managed to fix drivers issue, my Thinstation has taken into account the host name ( WIFI_229 ) but doesn't seem to apply ip configuration for the wireless interface.( But at least I can see it now )

I'm completely stuck. Changing ip config manually doesn't work either. I have looked for every topic I could find on internet and can't find the solution...

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Erirt commented 7 years ago

I'll try this. Thank you for your advices, i'll keep you update.

Erirt commented 7 years ago

After making a clear iso without any parameters but packages/firmwares, I am able to see all of my networks, wired and wireless, but now there's another problem.

I can connect to the wired one, using a special static IP reserved for temporary settings ( when we make laptop with windows, we first connect it on wired network to gather certificate and some drivers, using the ip 10.200, then we swap to wifi. )

Problem is, to connect to wifichp, the computer need to be in the domain and I can't see how I can do that... I've read some things about kerberos and stuff but I would like to find a less invasive solution, before complicating my install.

So, right now, I have access to internet with my static IP 10.200 on my Vlan 10. But It doesn't allow me to connect on my rdp server ( wrong certificate ), neither I can connect to my wireless network because I am not in the domain.

I may sound a bit unqualified regarding all of this, but I started this job 3 month ago and the only skills I had previously was software developpment. So this is all new to me and I wish I can sort this out without asking my co-workers...

Sum up :

Any advice would be good, tho you did really help me with your previous posts. I'll keep on searching about kerberos servers and see if it is a viable solution ( meaning, if I can deploy it without breaking everything.)

Doncuppjr commented 7 years ago

blockquote, div.yahoo_quoted { margin-left: 0 !important; border-left:1px #715FFA solid !important; padding-left:1ex !important; background-color:white !important; } So your dealing with 802.1x eh? Well that's both good and trickey. A device need not be joined to a windows domain to participate in an 802.1x network. A modern windows domain does assign a certificate automatically to domain joined clients, but that's not the only way to get it done. You need to work out how to assign machine certs to non-domain joined devices, then decide where and how you want to store certs for TS clients.

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After making a clear iso without any parameters but packages/firmwares, I am able to see all of my networks, wired and wireless, but now there's another problem.

I can connect to the wired one, using a special static IP reserved for temporary settings ( when we make laptop with windows, we first connect it on wired network to gather certificate and some drivers, using the ip 10.200, then we swap to wifi. )

Problem is, to connect to wifichp, the computer need to be in the domain and I can't see how I can do that... I've read some things about kerberos and stuff but I would like to find a less invasive solution, before complicating my install.

So, right now, I have access to internet with my static IP 10.200 on my Vlan 10. But It doesn't allow me to connect on my rdp server ( wrong certificate ), neither I can connect to my wireless network because I am not in the domain.

I may sound a bit unqualified regarding all of this, but I started this job 3 month ago and the only skills I had previously was software developpment. So this is all new to me and I wish I can sort this out without asking my co-workers...

Sum up :

Any advice would be good, tho you did really help me with your previous posts. I'll keep on searching about kerberos servers and see if it is a viable solution ( meaning, if I can deploy it without breaking everything.)

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Erirt commented 7 years ago

"So your dealing with 802.1x eh? Well that's both good and trickey. A device need not be joined to a windows domain to participate in an 802.1x network. A modern windows domain does assign a certificate automatically to domain joined clients, but that's not the only way to get it done. You need to work out how to assign machine certs to non-domain joined devices, then decide where and how you want to store certs for TS clients."

Thanks a lot !

It is indeed exactly what happens on my network. I was able to reach my rds server on wired connection using /cert-ignore, but it is clearly not optimal. I'll look for a solution, as you said, to grant access to non-included machines.

I'm close, thanks again !

Doncuppjr commented 7 years ago

blockquote, div.yahoo_quoted { margin-left: 0 !important; border-left:1px #715FFA solid !important; padding-left:1ex !important; background-color:white !important; } While an RDS server cert can be used as a machine cert for 802.1x, the two are really not part of the same auth mechanism. Even after getting certs into the client for 802.1x port authentication, you still need to tell it which server certs or CA's to trust.

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"So your dealing with 802.1x eh? Well that's both good and trickey. A device need not be joined to a windows domain to participate in an 802.1x network. A modern windows domain does assign a certificate automatically to domain joined clients, but that's not the only way to get it done. You need to work out how to assign machine certs to non-domain joined devices, then decide where and how you want to store certs for TS clients."

Thanks a lot !

It is indeed exactly what happens on my network. I was able to reach my rds server on wired connection using /cert-ignore, but it is clearly not optimal. I'll look for a solution, as you said, to grant access to non-included machines.

I'm close, thanks again !

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Erirt commented 7 years ago

After some research, I won't be able to do it on my own. First because i'm clearly unqualified to go yolo and modify security parameters, and second,because my co-workers are absent untill next week so I can't really ask for approbation...

BUT, problem solved, I know now why I had trouble first, and my thinstation can connect to my rds server using public wifi, so, mission accomplished (sort of, it's not optimal because of the public wifi and the lack of certificate ). I'll discuss with my co-workers next week to see if we do any modification on our security to allow non-domain joined. Our network only allows Computer from the domain to join. I think if we allow authentified users as well, my thinstation could connect to the wifi using its domain credentials, but I'll see with them.

Thanks a lot, you really helped me and I learned a lot of things !!!