Hi Xavi,
Am Freitag, 18. Januar 2002 19:32 schrieben Sie:
>Hi to all.
>
>I have ltsp 3.0 and rh72. All works fine, but every day, over 18.00
>hours my server starts a strange work that collapse the hard disk
> about 30 minutes. I have a Raid 1 with ext3 filesystem.
>There is nothing in crontab or
I've been using 3Com's NICs with MBA since I started using LTSP and I dont
use config.ne2000 file. You can use config.ne2000 file as a template in
compiling your own kernel but it doesn't mean that it is required.
Hope that Helps
JON
- Original Message -
From: "Susan G. Kleinmann" <[EMA
I have been running ltsp 3.0 successfully for a couple months. Unfortunately
it seems that I need to build a kernel in order to solve a couple of issues.
I have a dlink 530tx+ nic.
I downloaded the 2.4.9 kernel sources from kernel.org and place them into a
working directory "/download/kernel".
Hello,
Speaking of SuSE 7.3When is ltsp.org going to officially acknowledge
that it works with 7.3?
Jeremy
- Original Message -
From: "Jim McQuillan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Arif Mamdani" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, January 20, 2002 12:45 AM
Subject:
Matthew,
If you set 'RUNLEVEL = 3' in the lts.conf file, it will start
the workstation and you'll end up with a bash prompt.
At that point, you can type:
sh /tmp/start_ws
and it will attempt to start X only 1 time. When X fails,
you'll be able at least see the error messages.
Jim.
msl
OK, now everything works except that when XFree86 tries to start. The
screen goes blank and then shows some text briefly before repeating the
process again. It does this infinitely and too fast for me to read the
text. I presume this means the XFree86 server is the wrong one for my
video card.
The guide that showed how to boot a computer equipped with a 3com NIC
with MBA on it ("Remotebooting Linux using LTS and 3Com MBA",
http://www.ltsp.org/documentation/LTSP-MBA.htm) tells the reader to
fetch "config.ne2000" from the LTSP site. I downloaded all the
v3.0 Debian packages for LTSP and
Hi.
I remember some guy of Brasil making a config with a single C.P.U. and
two monitors attached to two independed video cards and two mouses
(serial and ps/2) and two keyboards (AT and usb) using Xinerama on red
hat. The project had problems but it was functional. I readed about that
because it
Hi Jim,
Recently a readed about a Internet Appliance that has a Net User
Interface and it makes that the Desktop looks like a browser. It gives
the posibility to browse the web, read/write mail, compose letters,
manage schedule. Is based on mozilla, a custom build kernel and Ret Hat
7.1. You can
Hi Juan Carlos.
Nice to see another colombian on the list. ltsp has a lot of sense in
conuntries like Colombia because of the high prices of information
technology here (Indeed i think that it have a lot of sense anywhere, i
can be the "standar linux way to desktop", but it specially helps in
con
OK,
The kernel is now loading properly and it tries to boot up until the
point that NFS mount doesn't work. The reason appears to be "Permission
denied". I guess this means I have to setup NFS to access that directory.
I have no idea how to do that. I'm giong to dig through my books, but
I know this is a well known subject, but I have spend several hours
trying to solve it.
I took care of the /etc/exports (I also tried to export /) but with no
improvement.
In fact all the problems started I when decided to move to lts 3.0.0
from 2.07 as I wanted to be able to get some sound fr
On Sun, 2002-01-20 at 19:07, Dario Rapisardi wrote:
[snip]
> but is it possible to do something against it? I think there're some
> products to surf the web via TV in the US market (I've never seen
> something like that here in South America) so I wonder how they do it.
[snip]
There are some site
Well..
I'm learning and guess I've never used tcpdump before. Thanks for
enlightening me.. I'll use it for now on..
--Matthew
On Sun, 20 Jan 2002, Jim McQuillan wrote:
> Grgicevic,
>
> I use tcpdump all the time, but before I do that, I
> like to know that indeed there is a processes
Hi,
The Millbury public school system has 20-30 PowerMac 6100s that they would
like to setup as thin clients. Here's all I know about them: They are 66 MHz
/ 40 MB RAM / 600 MB HD with NICs.
The schoold also has a Dell server (1GHz / 512 MB RAM) to support the
clients. They'd like to run a Web b
Grgicevic,
I use tcpdump all the time, but before I do that, I
like to know that indeed there is a processes actually
listening on port 69.
tcpdump can be very intimidating for people, and it can
be difficult for someone to actually see anything useful,
unless they really know how to use the pro
Why u dont use tcpdump for something like that ?
Ust simple
Tcpdump and enter
( if there is two interfaces use tcpdump i -eth0 )
To exclude some uneccecery things use tcpdump and not port 22 or
something else
-Ursprüngliche Nachricht-
Von: Jim McQuillan [mailto
Matthew,
TFTP uses port 69. So, to test it, do this:
netstat -an | grep ":69 "
Also, take a look at the troubleshooting section of
the ltsp-3.0 docs.
Jim McQuillan
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mslicker wrote:
> I am currently at my office and the system is my home so I can't give you
> the exact l
Hi,
This might sound a little off-topic, but I suppose someone can help me:
Yesterday I was playing with a workstation with a video card with TV
Output and a TV. I think it would be nice to be able to use some
televisions as diskless clients, to surf the web, etc. However, I had
s
Stephen Berry wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Does anyone know how to specify ISA graphics card?? I know PCI ones are
> auto detected, but I have no idea as to how to get ISA cards working!
>
> Hope someone can help
I do it this way:
I use XFree 3.3.x
first I plug the old ISA graphic card into a linux-PC
the
I am not very sure if this issue has been addressed already. Please bear
with me if it is so.
Is there anyway I can ensure that the OS image being loaded by the LTSP
Client is authentic? I have read about boot integrity services specification
in the Intel Site. Seems to be interesting, and might
I am not very sure if this issue has been addressed
already. Please bear with me if it is so.
Is there anyway I can ensure that the OS image
being loaded by the LTSP Client is authentic? I have read about boot integrity
services specification in the Intel Site. Seems to be interesting, and
I am currently at my office and the system is my home so I can't give you
the exact lines per-say at the moment. However, I can tell you that it
says it's loading the kernel and to the right of the line that lists the
path to the kernel is where the first sleep message comes up.
I'll try checki
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