is there any way to set some consoles for the
workstations...
would TELNET_SESSION entry
work?
I tried using the dhcpd.conf linked in the contribs section for booting
ThinkNICs by means of PXE. It doesn't work.. I don't even get dhcp.
Prior to this, my LTSP terminal based on a Boot ROM was working fine. I
tried putting in just the lines pertaining to the ThinkNIC to this working
dhcpd.
Unless you've been under a rock, you'll know that there's a discussion
at Slashdot right now on thin clients. LTSP gets quite a few kudos.
http://slashdot.org/askslashdot/02/02/28/2321251.shtml?tid=126
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David,
I suspect that is part of a security measure.
Because TFTP is udp based, and that is "connectionless", my guess
is that tftpd is doing a DNS lookup for every single block that
the client requests.
If you ran Ethereal on that network segment, you'd be able to see
what is happening.
Jim.
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> David,
> Thanks really interesting news. I haven't tried the update yet,
> and based on your experience, I'll wait till I hear what you
> find out.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jim McQuillan
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> On Fri, 1 Mar 2002, David Johnston wrote:
> > with the latest ker
"Philip A. Roa" wrote:
>
> Hi everyone,
>
> I've been wrestling these past few days with Derek Dresser's solution on utmp/wtmp
>logging. It's a great way
> in recording historical access to the LTSP server (Thanks Jim for putting it on the
>LTSP site). However, i can't
> seem to let 'who' to w
David,
Thanks really interesting news. I haven't tried the update yet,
and based on your experience, I'll wait till I hear what you
find out.
Thanks,
Jim McQuillan
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On Fri, 1 Mar 2002, David Johnston wrote:
> I tried updating a server to the latest Redhat kernel yesterday,
Koursk,
Scott Balneaves ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) is the author of
metermaid. I don't think he's made any changes
to it in a while, but I know it's not a dead project.
We've got lots of uses for it, we just lack the time
to get to everything we want to.
Jim McQuillan
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On Fri, 1 M
Bruno,
You need to make sure that all of the services are started.
That is TFTP, DHCP, NFS, XDMCP.
You can start all of those services manually, or you can just
reboot the server and the services should come up.
Then, turn on the workstation.
Jim McQuillan
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On Fri, 1 Mar 200
John,
I've got a new answer and I think it is the best way to handle this.
It turns out that you just need to tell XFree86 4.1.0 to use less
memory on the video card.
You noticed that it was trying to use 8192k of memory and reported
that only 3068 was available. So, the thing to do is tell
X
Mike,
There is probably a DiskOnChip or Flash Disk module inside the
Winterm. There may also be a floppy or ide header inside the
unit, on the motherboard. This is probably unlikely though.
If it is a DiskOnChip from M-Systems, you will need either
a DOC programmer card that can be inserted in
Marvin,
Either you are missing the gdbm.h header file, or it is not
where metermaid is expecting to find it.
on my Redhat7.2 system, I have 2 gdbm.h files. One is
in /usr/include/gdbm.h, and the other is /usr/include/gdbm/gdbm.h
On your system, do a 'locate gdbm.h' and see where it is.
you may
I tried updating a server to the latest Redhat kernel yesterday, with
very poor results. Loading the LTSP kernel on a workstation usually
takes a second or two; with the latest kernel on the server, it took
three minutes, plus another fifteen to finish booting. I tried it
twice, then backed the
Nick Sklav wrote:
>
> babelfish does a somewhat decent job at converting german to english.
>
> http://babelfish.altavista.com/
>
I was curious, so I tried it. What's "loop baking," something used to
mass-produce cookies ;-) ?
I taught some Spanish classes while I was in college, and thought
How do people normally logout/shutdown LTSP terminals?
So far, with just the one Book PC displaying GNOME, I notice that logging
out and switching off the terminal often prevents logging in again,
depending on whether the server is a) waiting for login or b) logged in to a
GNOME session.
Thanks
Hi,
I miss some more documentation to run Metermaid
correctly.
Is this package still in development?
Koursk
--- Marvin T Pascual <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I downloaded the "metermaid" package from LTSP
> download site and I encounter problems in my "make"
> command. It was loo
hi again *g*
so, now I have all packages installed, and ran the install-script.
what else to do with the server ? dhcp is ready, i think. dns is ready,
and tftp is running too.
do I have to do anything else ?!?
--
.-. Bruno Leo
Many thanks for the rapid replies. It was easiest to insert 64Mb RAM, and
the Book PC works fine on that. Still very noisy though, that's probably
what killed it as a "Home Entertainment Centre".
I'll try the other suggestions when using up the leftover 32Mb RAM!
John
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On Tue, 2002-02-26 at 20:43, Bryan Buchanan wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I noticed on this list a few people looking for terminal emulators for
> use with LTSP.
>
> If anyone's interested, I've written one which seems to work OK for the
> Wyse60 escape sequences used in an app I wrote a while ago.
This
Or you can do like I did a long time ago and hack a custom version of
the kernel for those workstations which increases the minimum allocated
memory in 16-32MB RAM size from 4MB allocated (3MB realized) to 10MB
allocated (9MB realized). It's in the agpgart.c/h files in the kernel
source. Hav
Hello,
I downloaded the "metermaid" package from LTSP download site and I encounter problems
in my "make" command. It was looking for a "gdbm.h" file in my system. So I decided
to look for a similar file from one of the cooker site of Mandrake (I am using
Mandrake 8.1) and I was able to find
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>babelfish does a somewhat decent job at converting german to english.
>
>http://babelfish.altavista.com/
>
>also google.
>
>http://www.google.ca/language_tools?hl=en
Thanks for the info.
Marvin
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On Friday 01 March 2002 04:31 pm, Jérôme Poincheval wrote:
> ... about demolinux
>
> it's not dead at all.
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Has anyone been able to get a Wyse Winterm to successfully boot LTSP. A
couple of Wyse Winterm 2300T have been given to me and I cannot get past
the ica stuff. I have been on Wyse website in their discontinued section
and can nowhere fine a manual for this model. I can get into the setup and
I
I am having some font issues with two types of terminals and I was
wondering if anyone on this list could point me in the right direction:
- NC900: I have a new NC900 (first one in) and I am having some
problems configuring the fonts for it. I'm thinking that it isn't
properly using xfs. This i
Hi,
If you are running RedHat or Mandrake based distro on your server, you should
use /lts/Boot/bootp/vmlinuz.all.boot and forget about the leading tftpboot. or
you can check in linuxconf what path is used to start tftp server (-s option)
Mani
> Hallo
> when I try to boot wokstation
>
> MAC
> From: "Stephen Berry" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Thu, 28 Feb 2002 19:11:11 -
>
> I have an LTSP setup at my school. We have some 486s which have Cirrus Logic
> GD5428 cards on board, and also some Trident TVGA 9000 512K cards. I have my
> X server set to XF86_SVGA in my lts.conf file, but
Hi Dainius
did you try to put a / in front of the pathnaname?
like: 192.168.0.254:/tftpboot/lts/boot/bootp/vmlinuz.all.boot
?
I asume that the pathname itself is correct...
Claas Rathje
On Fri, 1 Mar 2002 03:05:03 -0800 (PST)
dainius jankus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hallo
> when I try to
Hallo
when I try to boot wokstation
MAC Address=00:04:75:7A:76:F5
Connectors present: 10 Base-T/100BaseTX
Serching for server(DHCP)
..Me: 192.168.0.100, Server:192.168.0.254,
Gateway:192.168.0.254
Loading:
192.168.0.254:tftpboot/lts/Boot/bootp/vmlinuz.all.boot
TFTP error 1 (file not found)
I have KDE environment.
When I try to reboot client using power off/power on sequence
without closing KDE-session first; after reboot I have
gray screen with a cross-shape mouse cursor and I have to reboot
client again.
I know it's always better to logout and I always do,
but we have about 100 us
On Fri, 1 Mar 2002, Daniel Bodanske wrote:
> I think the project is dead and they are still at that 2.0 release,
> with KDE 1.1
... about demolinux
it's not dead at all.
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Laboratoire de Physique Corpusculaire, IN2P3/
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