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...the vendor being told "We don't have a Windows network. There is no AD," and them assuring us that would not be a problem, they're running into deployment trouble. I *think* having just NT4-style network authentication *may* address the issues. I successfully got my MS-Win 7 Pro lapttop to join the domain. And I can actually do a domain login. But it takes a well over a minute to complete and I always end-up with a temporary profile. I can see \\Server\Profiles\username.V2 being created, but it never gets any content. Tried every hint and solution I could find. I'm wonder...

Well I got my 1st notebook install done. Since the video card takes 24Mb memory, installer would not go graphical (256-24=232). But I can now boot into character mode. an init 5 brings up X, but I am in the X environment, and I want to be in Gnome. What file am I to edit and what changes do I make? thanks.

...#39;t have a Windows network. There is no AD," > and them assuring us that would not be a problem, they're running into > deployment trouble. > > I *think* having just NT4-style network authentication *may* address > the issues. > > I successfully got my MS-Win 7 Pro lapttop to join the domain. And I > can actually do a domain login. But it takes a well over a minute to > complete and I always end-up with a temporary profile. > > I can see \\Server\Profiles\username.V2 being created, but it never > gets any content. > > Tried every hint and sol...

...deployment trouble. Have you tried just running winbindd ? you don't have to configure it. It might help if you could post your smb.conf file. Rowland > > I *think* having just NT4-style network authentication *may* address > the issues. > > I successfully got my MS-Win 7 Pro lapttop to join the domain. And I > can actually do a domain login. But it takes a well over a minute to > complete and I always end-up with a temporary profile. > > I can see \\Server\Profiles\username.V2 being created, but it never > gets any content. > > Tried every hint and solut...

...n't have a Windows network. There is no AD," > and them assuring us that would not be a problem, they're running into > deployment trouble. > > I *think* having just NT4-style network authentication *may* address > the issues. > > I successfully got my MS-Win 7 Pro lapttop to join the domain. And I > can actually do a domain login. But it takes a well over a minute to > complete and I always end-up with a temporary profile. > > I can see \\Server\Profiles\username.V2 being created, but it never > gets any content. > > Tried every hint and solut...