hi all,...
having trouble when i tried to install ltspsound on my upgraded ltsp3.0. I
did install it on the older version (2.08). I knew i was gonna have trouble
because the README has warned me not to install it more than once. So what
i'm gonna ask is can anyone describe what to do to make
Hi there,
Is it possoble to get the X application run on startup to cycle round, so
that when it drops out, it will start up again?
Stephen
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Greetings,
I want to compile my own kernel for LTSP 3. I am using PXE booting, so I do
not want to tag the kernel for Etherboot. However, I still need to add the
initrd to the kernel, right? I was looking at the buildk script in
ltsp_initrd_kit, and it calls mknbi-linux to add the initrd image
Hi Adam,
There are a number approaches to the problem.
Here are 2 of the most common.
1. Edit the "/etc/X11/gdm/Init/ws00X:0" file
to include you app. This file is used to set
the workstation background color and image.
Add a line at the end of the file to execute
your app. There is also a "Def
on the doc say that for isa card i MUST specify hte modules on the kernel
howto do that can smbdy tell me how please?
how do i run DOSEMU in WS001? WS002?
The /linuxrc script begins by scanning the PCI bus, looking for a network
card. For each PCI device it finds, it
does a lookup in the /
I want the terminal apps to boot straight to a specific X application,
bypassing the login. What's the easiest way to do that? Do I need to
cut-n-paste the xdm server code out of xdm/kdm/gdm and paste it into
my app so that it acts as an X server? Ideally there's an xdm that
just serves as a p
> Date: Thu, 31 Jan 2002 11:25:34 -0500 (COT)
> From: John Jairo de la Rosa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: [Ltsp-discuss] problems with ltsp
>
> David, in your answer you tell me that the monitor can't
handle the the
> signal coming from the card, but when I use windows 98 or
Red Hat on
> this
On Thu, Jan 31, 2002 at 04:24:45PM -0500, David Johnston wrote:
> My monitor gives that exact message (FREQUENCY OUT OF RANGE). It's a
> 1996 Princeton Graphics EO70. My guess is that Princeton may have been
> among the first to start doing this.
OK.
> > unless the monitor requires a fixe
Hans Ekbrand wrote:
> On Wed, Jan 30, 2002 at 10:44:01AM -0500, David Johnston wrote:
> > John Jairo de la Rosa wrote:
> > > The terminal tells me frequency out of range.
> > The message is from your monitor, not from the computer or LTSP.
> I very much doubt that the monitor gives that message...
On Thu, 31 Jan 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> You can change your entries in your dhcp.conf file for:
> "default-lease-time"
> and
> "max-lease-time"
> to a new and larger amount.
having set a fixed address for a ws, you can grant infinite lease
time with this entry:
default-lease-time -1
Wol
Folks,
any of you know which sound module works with ThinkNIC? Or how
shouls I go about finding out? tia, julius
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Hello All,
I have a real quick question.
When a terminal is set to runlevel 3, how come
there is no logon prompt? It just goes to the BASH prompt.
Is there a way to get the login prompt?
using Rh7.2 w/LTSP 3.0
Thanks
Jeremy
"A person who aims at nothing is sure to hit it.
From: Shaggish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> My office is currently migrating to a completely Linux solution. Part of
> that solution involves diskless terminals running ltsp software. On one
> of these terminals, I'm going to need to hook up a printer and a radio
> modem. The printer should be no problem
>> Original Message <<
On 1/31/02, 12:58:31 PM, "Charles Marcus" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote regarding [Ltsp-discuss] DHCP question:
> Hi all,
> I've been playing with a new system, and had an issue...
> I've got a little hub that I'm using on the same subnet my
Hi all,
I've been playing with a new system, and had an issue...
I've got a little hub that I'm using on the same subnet my main DHCP server. What
I've been doing is disconnecting the hub from my main network, starting up DHCP,
booting the DC, then shutting down DHCP and reconnecting the hub,
I just now tested it, but it doesn't seem to do anything when I select a
server to connect to. I do however get the chooser popup box with a
list of servers to choose from. The interface is quite nice, too. I
like it much better than the default chooser that comes with xdm/kdm.
However, to
What you just need to do is:
1. Allow remote access kmd display manage. Do it using Yast2.
2. edit suse.sh to include "7.3" near "7.1" or just change 7.1 to 7.3 :) (two
places)
3. symlink suse.sh to suse-7.3.sh
and voila, that's all you need.
Good luck
Cicero
On Thursday 31 January 2002 13:
>> When exactly will SuSE 7.3 be supported by ltsp?
>
> 7.3 works, search the archives.
I didn't know the archives were accessible again? Did SourceForge
wake up?
Wouter DeBacker ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
31-Jan-0218:27:30(SuSE Linux Xfmail)
Teach
David, in your answer you tell me that the monitor can't handle the the
signal coming from the card, but when I use windows 98 or Red Hat on
this machine , there is no problems with the monitor, so I think the
problem is by
the LTSP, isn't it?
For the other monitor, can I configure the lts
Does anyone know if it is possible to setup a network of terminals that
would connect to the server wirelessly? If so what wireless cards
support this?
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On Thu, Jan 31, 2002 at 02:13:10PM +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I've read (eg:
> http://www.linuxlookup.com/html/articles/LTSP.html )
> that there are (were?) security issues when using
> LTSP. Is this still true, as of version 3.0?
That was one the first things I read about LTSP. But as is
Hello,
I'm new to this list, but I've kept an eye on LTSP
since some time, because I'm a linux user, and if one
day I have a 2nd PC, I intend not to duplicate
maintenance work ;-)
I've read (eg:
http://www.linuxlookup.com/html/articles/LTSP.html )
that there are (were?) security issues when usin
John Jairo de la Rosa wrote:
> On Wed, 30 Jan 2002, David Johnston wrote:
>> John Jairo de la Rosa wrote:
>>> I have problems ...terminal tells me frequency out of range.
>> The message is from your monitor, not from the computer or LTSP.
>>
>> Assuming that the workstation causing the problem is
Sitat "fam.valverde" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> does somebody how to deal with iptables i dont know that much of
> english so a quick help good be cool
Am cool. Outside temp -20degC.
> my bash say
> iptables v1.1:cant initialize iptables table 'filter' : iptables
> who?(do youneed to insmod?)
> Pr
Hi
I am successfully running 4 diskless workstations from a ltsp 2.08 host
using gdm as the display manager. I just want to go one stage further
and get the chooser working on gdm so the diskless stations can choose
what machine to login to once they have got their linux & X server from
the
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