> As far as reiserfs is concerned, there are major problems with NFS interactions and
>reiserfs
> filesystems on unpatched kernels less than (IIRC) 2.4.9. I think you can possibly
>get away
> with 2.4.5 if it's patched correctly. You will need to make sure your NFS/LTSP
>server is
> runnin
> I would imagine that you are having trouble with running out of memory and it's all
>the
> machine can do to keep running. X windows itself takes around 4-8MB of RAM to run.
> You will
> probably get it to work decently by upgrading the machine to 8MB of RAM, but you
>will still
> need to
> I'm getting incredibly slow performance on the clients, which, admittedly are rather
>puny - 486
> with 4MB RAM, rtl8139 10MB/s network card.
Your problem is undoubtably the RAM on the clients. I think that 16M would
really be the workable minimum and probably 32M to be realistic to run
the X
hello
i've a problem to boot ltsp2.09pre4. nfs is not mounting. log says getfh
failed: operation not permitted.
distribution mandrake 8.1
can you help me ?
thanks christoph
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Hello I am trying to build the 2.4.9 kernel, since
my test clients motherboard has the 815 intel chipset
with an external agp card, which the ltsp kernel does not
support.
Thus I am trying to find the nfs-swap patch. The best I could find
was a patch for 2.4.5 on http://zeus.instmath.rwth-aache
Hello I am trying to build the 2.4.9 kernel, since
my test clients motherboard has the 815 intel chipset
with an external agp card, which the ltsp kernel does not
support.
Thus I am trying to find the nfs-swap patch. The best I could find
was a patch for 2.4.5 on http://zeus.instmath.rwth-aachen
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As far as reiserfs is concerned, there are major problems with NFS
interactions and reiserfs filesystems on unpatched kernels less than
(IIRC) 2.4.9. I think you can possibly get away with 2.4.5 if it's
patched correctly. You will need to make sure your NFS/LTSP server is
running a kernel th
I would imagine that you are having trouble with running out of memory
and it's all the machine can do to keep running. X windows itself takes
around 4-8MB of RAM to run. You will probably get it to work decently
by upgrading the machine to 8MB of RAM, but you will still need to
implement so
Thanks Eric, we tried a SiS 6326 and it worked great.We switched back to
XF86_S3 driver for the Trio64 card and it works like it did under LTSP 2.06
(like we thought it would). The SiS booted up the lpp kernel great as
well.
Thanks,
James
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From: "Erick S. Ty
Hi gerry,
> Hi,
> I'm getting incredibly slow performance on the clients, which, admittedly
are rather puny - 486
> with 4MB RAM, rtl8139 10MB/s network card.
Your server sounds OK, but If your clients are 486 with 4Mb Ram and 10Mb
Nics, they will be ok for use as character terminals (telne
Hello All
I just installed 2.09pre4 and am faced with the
following error when the workstation boots:
"NFS server not responding.."
NFS is running. /var/log/messages do not report
anything strange..
I am running Mandrake 7.2 on server and RealTek 8029
NIC on workstation.
Thanks
Well, is your network switched or just using an 10/100Mbps hub ?
as with the hub all your network will go down to 10Mbps to allow your
client to use it.
That may be the first point of slowdown.
I haven't tried yet with reiserfs, but I think it shouldn't be the
problem as it is mounted via NFS, if
Hi,
I'm getting incredibly slow performance on the clients, which, admittedly are rather
puny - 486
with 4MB RAM, rtl8139 10MB/s network card.
On the server I've got Mandrake 8.0, with reiserfs partitions, 256 MB RAM, 1.33 GHZ
Athlon
processor, 7200 RPM ATA-100 IDE drives, 3COM 905 network car
OK, a little off topic, but...
I was fooling around with KDE settings to make the users have restricted
access - only one app for some of them.
I have inadvertently turned off mouse buttons for ALL users. Luckily this
LTSP install is still in the testing phase.
Can anyone shed some light on the
On Wed, 2001-10-31 at 10:16, Massimo Mongardini wrote:
> Hi everyone, i've got some problems with a eth card with a RTL8139b
> chipset, when try to boot from a floppy it displays FF:FF:FF.. as it's
> MAC address, Any hint?! - There's a little lable on the back saying
> "EP-320XR\1G [4.0]"
> Thanks
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