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I've used xmovie on a diskless client. Here's the description from
Freshmeat:
"XMovie allows you to watch high quality Quicktime and MPEG movies on a
Linux box. The Quicktime decoder reads OpenDivx, assorted YUV formats,
JPEG photo, MJPA, RGB, DV, IMA4, ULAW, Vorbis, and PCM codecs. The
Folks,
I have ltsp 2.09pre4 installed.
I am aware it is not the latest one, but the changelog does not
appear to address my issue - perhaps you can help.
The system works just dandy when my NFS server is the same machine
as my DHCP server. I do this with a dedicated ethernet card on m
Can someone help this fellow? I'm pretty sure his kernel compile or
mknbi (ip=...) settings are wrong, but I don't have time to help him
personally.
Thanks,
Marty
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Everyone:
I ran across a useful autologin article at Linux Gazette. Since this
question comes up from time to time on this list, here's the URL:
http://www.linuxgazette.com/issue72/chung.html
It's written by Adrian Chung and discusses graphical and non-graphical
ways to auto login. I'm consid
I got my thin client to boot up to the gnome login screen, but it won't take
input from the keyboard.
What am I missing?
Also what are the X_MOUSE settings in lts.conf for a serial mouse?
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> Hello. Just installed LTSP and got it working. So far, everything looks
> awesome! A question that I have is, I would like to make 'profiles' --
> both with regard to rights to the file system and to having a common
> desktop appearance / certain programs available to the user.
>
Andy,
the dhcpd.info file is written by the dhcp CLIENT that is
running on the workstation, as part of the initrd.
You can grab the ltsp_initrd_kit and look in /linuxrc to
see where that all begins.
The lack of the dhcpcd-eth0.info file indicates that the
dhcp reply probably wasn't received fro
Javier,
it looks as though you have a good etherboot image,
but where did you get the kernel that you
are downloading ?
it looks as though the kernel hasn't been properly
prepared for diskless booting.
Try the ltsp_kernel package from the ltsp.org download
page. Make sure it is an LTSP v3.0 ke
Hello all,
Just wondering... Have anyone integrated Citirx' ICA (wfica) protocol with
sound and local floppy support with ltsp ver. 3.x.? Does it work?
I've made a setup, where the thin client boots directly to an Windows2000
WTS (RDP) and one with the ICA protocol, but I'm having some troub
Joe,
When you get your second question figured out,
you'll find that the first problem will go away.
Certain X servers behave that way, when the mouse
isn't available.
Take a look in the lts.conf.readme file for a complete
list of all available parameters for the lts.conf
file.
I hope that hel
Hi Jannic,
> Just wondering... Have anyone integrated Citirx' ICA (wfica) protocol
with
> sound and local floppy support with ltsp ver. 3.x.? Does it work?
> I've made a setup, where the thin client boots directly to an Windows2000
> WTS (RDP) and one with the ICA protocol, but I'm having some
Hi,
That usually happens when there's a problem with the mouse. The
settings for a serial mouse in lts.conf are:
X_MOUSE_DEVICE = /dev/ttySx #(replace with ttyS0, ttyS1, etc)
X_MOUSE_PROTOCOL = "Microsoft"
Hope it helps,
Dario.
El mar, 15-01-2002 a las 12:43, Ki
Hi Nigel,
> We have succeeded in getting LTSP based ICA Clients working with sound,
> but I do not believe that the RDP protocol has any support for sound at
all.
I'm aware of the lack of sound in RDP protocol. But thanks.
> First of all, you need to get sound to work for the ltsp client itself
Greetings to the list, I just joined. I have 40 Compaq Deskpro 200MHz boxes,
S3Virge/GX video, and integrated 10/100 Netelligent (tlan) network. Our
office is already using Sun StarOffice. If I can demonstrate functional LTSP,
I will be awarded a budget to build an appropriate LTSP server. If a
Hi to everyone,
i have Redhat 7.1 and ltps 3.0 + drbd and heartbeat, all is fine...! there
are a instruction that made telnet to the server (telnet 220.13.49.3) when
startup..! then, if somebody tries to print all appears like the user is not
avalable to doit, but when the user logoff and goes
Matt Goade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Greetings to the list, I just joined. I have 40 Compaq Deskpro 200MHz
> boxes,
> S3Virge/GX video, and integrated 10/100 Netelligent (tlan) network. Our
> office is already using Sun StarOffice. If I can demonstrate functional
> LTSP,
> I will be awarded a bu
Matt,
the first problem I can see is that there isn't an Etherboot
driver for the Tlan cards. You can, however, put the kernel
on a floppy, and boot that way. I've done this, and it
worked very well, although reading the 1mb image from
the floppy does take several seconds.
As for the Wyse60 em
Can the 3com boot ROMs be used with ltsp?
Where can I find info on this?
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For additional LTSP h
Is there, or is anyone working on a method of quickly allowing a
non-competent user to quickly add workstations, and configure them from
within a web browser
i.e. the user enters the mac address, AT/PS2 connector, driver, etc?
I know there is a webmin for the LTSP server side, but haven't seen one
Joe,
Yes, I think the Lanworks bootrom is also called an MBA bootrom.
there's a document, contributed by Conrad Lawes (formerly of Lanworks).
The doc is on the LTSP website, and it explains how to prepare your
kernel to be downloaded by an MBA bootrom, using the imggen utility.
Hope that helps,
Arh, my problem may be solved:
http://termserv.berlios.de/ltsp-module/
is a webmin configurator for this very problem, has anyone used it, had
problems, great successes? does it configure most things?
Also to Brent, we use a customised version of web-min, so that our engineers
can access with su,
Is there anyway to shadow a user logged into a LTS?
If I need to assist a particular user who can't print(lets say) is there anyway I can
shadow him and take over control of his screen and help him remotely. Kind of like
what Citrix does for WinNT Terminal server.
--
Joseph Kezar
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Sorry, even i know the worst thing on a mailing
list is people going off on their own, so i'm sorry.
Does anyone know where i can find a full list of
the apps supplied on the mandrake CD's as i cant seem to find it on the one
place that would: their site.
And i'm about 30miles from my CD, so
Sorry if I'm not the first to mention it (I subscribe in
digest mode), but Alan Cox mentioned LTSP very favorably in
his interview with KernelTrap. I picked it up from Slashdot
and followed the following link:
http://kerneltrap.com/article.php?sid=490
Congratulations to Jim and everyone who has
The dhcp webmin module is a standard module and works well. You can
configure everything necessary for ltsp with it.
http://www.webmin.com/webmin/standard.html
The ltsp webmin module works 'ok'. You can configure *most things with
it. It doesn't seem to read existing lts.conf files very well t
Hmm, I've been having trouble getting to the Kerneltrap.com
site.
I'm anxious to see what he had to say.
Jim.
On Tue, 15 Jan 2002, Jason Bechtel wrote:
> Sorry if I'm not the first to mention it (I subscribe in
> digest mode), but Alan Cox mentioned LTSP very favorably in
> his interview wit
I'll reply direct to James with the full list - but it's a bit big, so he may
regret the request!
Steven
On Tuesday 15 January 2002 9:01 pm, James Vasey wrote:
> Sorry, even i know the worst thing on a mailing list is people going off on
> their own, so i'm sorry. Does anyone know where i can f
On Tue, 15 Jan 2002, Jason Bechtel wrote:
>Sorry if I'm not the first to mention it (I subscribe in
>digest mode), but Alan Cox mentioned LTSP very favorably in
>his interview with KernelTrap. I picked it up from Slashdot
>and followed the following link:
>
>http://kerneltrap.com/article.php?sid
Greetings,
We're using LTSP as a component in a warehouse management system we
are building for a fulfillment house. So far it has worked
wonderfully, kudos to all the developers for making such a great
software package!
There's one thing that's been causing us a little difficulty. We have
tw
http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/
Joseph Kezar wrote:
> Is there anyway to shadow a user logged into a LTS?
>
> If I need to assist a particular user who can't print(lets say) is there anyway I
>can shadow him and take over control of his screen and help him remotely. Kind of
>like what
Dern, what a bunch of lazy guys. HeHe. Just kidding.
But if we make it too easy, anybody will be able to do it.
Even me.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> The dhcp webmin module is a standard module and works well. You can
> configure everything necessary for ltsp with it.
> http://www.webmin.c
I reinstalled SO /net ,and it works
fine!
I'm sorry it takes so long for me to get back to
you. I intend to use ltsp in a small school (k-12) to teach document
formatting (StarOffice), typing (?), graphics (Gimp), and general computer
(linux). We're testing ltsp using an HP 466 Celeron w
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