Hello, Jim
Need howto configure Xserver for SiS 6215 display adapter?
This are the more common cards here in India.
I have installed X_core , and tried XF86_SVGA , XF86_S3 and XF86_FBDev
also.
How to see the tmp files created in TMP directory from the server side?
When i go to shell prompt at wor
Hello
After ltsp 3.0 i cannot have KDE desktop on Server as well as
Workstations?
Help
regards
DK
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Hi, Rob,
I wasn't sure whether you are using the ltsp sound package from the LTSP
contrib area or from the K12LTSP group.
Using RedHat 7.2 and LTSP 3.0 I installed the sound package provided by
the K12LTSP group. I did not modify any install.sh. It comes as an RPM
so I installed it the RPM way
DK,
Why not ?
Does it not offer KDE as a choice, or do you get an error ?
Have you modified /etc/X11/prefdm to force GDM or XDM ?
Have you modified /etc/sysconfig/desktop ?
What Distro/Version of linux are you using ?
Jim McQuillan
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vcare wrote:
> Hello
> After ltsp 3.0 i
Can a DHCP option be set to pass the kernel a ramdisk size or
does it stricly need to be compiled in?
If this is possible how about and example entry for dhcpd.conf.
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I downloaded the rpm sound package from K12LTSP. I had previously installed
the ltsp core, kernel & X packages from tar files that I obtained from
ltsp.org. The sound rpm complained that the core was not installed, even
though it was by tar. I used the "nodeps" flag & installed it (over the
previ
Rob,
If you want to install the LTSP from RPMS, I suggest moving the
/opt/ltsp directory out of the way first.
Then, you can load the LTSP rpm packages.
As for the sound, that is one area that I haven't spent any time
on, so I really can't help much. Other than, is there an
option in lts.conf th
Jim,
I can move the ltsp tree aside and install the complete package from RPMs.
I'll uninstall the sound RPM first. I'm just not sure if the many libraries
and modified scripts (e.g. /etc/, /usr/X11R6/, etc) will be damaged. It's
hard to keep track of all of them. I would get the RPMs from ltsp.o
Rob,
Removing the sound rpm first, then renaming the /opt/ltsp directory
sounds like the way to go.
Jim.
G. Major wrote:
> Jim,
>
> I can move the ltsp tree aside and install the complete package from RPMs.
> I'll uninstall the sound RPM first. I'm just not sure if the many libraries
> and m
