[Freevo-users] Help with Diskless Client Setup ?

2004-11-24 Thread Jim Duda
Version 1.5.1

I'm running freevo on multiple diskless clients, using LTSP (Linux Terminal
Server Project).  It works fine, except for two issues which I don't know
how to resolve.

Freevo appears to save all the various settings in /tmp/freevo.  For
example, I want a particular skin to be saved per node, however, the
settings are not saved.  Each time I restart freevo, the default skin
returns, and all the caching is lost.  In this LTSP environment, the /tmp
directory is a RAM mount directory, it's not a disk.  How do I repoint
/tmp/freevo to use another location, for example, using $HOME.

I am also have trouble with MAME.  I believe this used to work in earlier
releases.  When I launch any of the MAME games, Freevo appears to lose the
reference to the $HOME environment variable.  I know that for freevo the
$HOME is what I want it to be (I added some debug messages in the code),
however, when the MAME game is run, the MAME game cannot find $HOME/.xmame.
I make this claim because the game doesn't operate with the proper keyboard
configuration settings, as defined in $HOME/.xmame/cfg.

Can anyone help me out here?

Jim



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Re: [Freevo-users] Help with Diskless Client Setup ?

2004-11-24 Thread mikeruelle
Have you updated your mame? Recent MAME versions don't supported the old list 
info tag the games section uses. There is code in current 1.5 branch of cvs for 
freevo that fixes this. It will be in release 1.5.3 whenever that happens.

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 Version 1.5.1
 
 I'm running freevo on multiple diskless clients, using LTSP (Linux Terminal
 Server Project).  It works fine, except for two issues which I don't know
 how to resolve.
 
 Freevo appears to save all the various settings in /tmp/freevo.  For
 example, I want a particular skin to be saved per node, however, the
 settings are not saved.  Each time I restart freevo, the default skin
 returns, and all the caching is lost.  In this LTSP environment, the /tmp
 directory is a RAM mount directory, it's not a disk.  How do I repoint
 /tmp/freevo to use another location, for example, using $HOME.
 
 I am also have trouble with MAME.  I believe this used to work in earlier
 releases.  When I launch any of the MAME games, Freevo appears to lose the
 reference to the $HOME environment variable.  I know that for freevo the
 $HOME is what I want it to be (I added some debug messages in the code),
 however, when the MAME game is run, the MAME game cannot find $HOME/.xmame.
 I make this claim because the game doesn't operate with the proper keyboard
 configuration settings, as defined in $HOME/.xmame/cfg.
 
 Can anyone help me out here?
 
 Jim
 
 
 
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