> I was wondering if anyone has done this before, as I've managed to put
> together a nice little floppy that includes, X, rdesktop, dhcp
> and busybox that lets you boot directly and open a client into a windows
> terminal services server.
Please check out:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pxes
As part of the neverending drive to make LTSP available to the masses ;-)
we're looking for some magic to detect the NIC and video card in old PCs.
Now it's vital to examine the NIC and get the right image from rom-o-matic,
and put this on a floppy in order to get it on the network. This is sca
Folks,
I'm working with running a Mac PowerPC as an LTSP client. On the Mac, the
initrd needs to be a tad bigger (8 MB) than it does for the i386 client.
Because I'm also dealing with memory-challenged Macs (40 MB) freeing the
ramdrive was important.
The code in the current rc.local script fa
On Tue, Mar 19, 2002 at 05:09:10PM -0800, Rois Cannon wrote:
> Hans, Yes it is reading kdmrc. I've changed some wording in the gui and
> have switched back and forth from clock to logo to nothing and the changes
> do show but it just won't autologin. I was hoping to have each workstation
> loca
Folks,
I've managed to get a Macintosh PowerPC (6100/66) running as an LTSP client.
The server is an Athlon running Mandrake 8.1. One of the things done when
starting up an X client is to "fix" the keyboard by swapping the functions of
the Delete and BackSpace keys. Unless you've had to deal w
> As part of the neverending drive to make LTSP available to the masses ;-)
> we're looking for some magic to detect the NIC and video card in old PCs.
> Now it's vital to examine the NIC and get the right image from rom-o-matic,
> and put this on a floppy in order to get it on the network. Th
On Wednesday 20 March 2002 05:33 am, you wrote:
> On Tue, Mar 19, 2002 at 05:09:10PM -0800, Rois Cannon wrote:
> > Hans, Yes it is reading kdmrc. I've changed some wording in the gui and
> > have switched back and forth from clock to logo to nothing and the
> > changes do show but it just won't
I have an old PowerMac 7200/90 with 64MB of RAM and two SCSI hard drives
(500MB and 2GB). Unfortunately, I wiped out many critical applications
including Stuffit and the MacOS CD appears to be too scratched to
reinstall. Apple says they charge the same for MacOS 9 and for MacOS
X. I'm rather f
Hello,
I would like to have Multiple Xlogin with single connection . i.e my
application on one IBM server is Star-office and e-mail other server is
having Oracle forms.
how to access both the Star-office and Oracle forms from Single window.
Regards
K.Dinesh
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Can anyone tell me how to set up (or point me to a site which could) a
server to self recover from power outages/crashes ?. I particularly
need to get around the occasional need to manually run fsck following
these events. Presumably, I need to mount 'ro' the main fs, then build
the runtime fs e
Not exactly what you want, but floppyfw http://zelow.no seems to do real well with old
isa cards. detects the chipset and finds those pesky irq and interrupts. you would
then have the numbers to put in dhcpd.conf.
On Wed, 20 Mar 2002 09:41:47 +0100
Ragnar Wisløff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> spewed i
> I have five server that will become a LTSP server, and around 25 to 30
> thin client.
> My problem is, what are the best solution to get around this ?
>
> Put 5-6 client to each server and managed them thru webmin, or doing load
> balancing or clustering on the five server for all the client ?
Sitat "Michael H. Collins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Not exactly what you want, but floppyfw http://zelow.no seems to do
> real well with old isa cards. detects the chipset and finds those
> pesky irq and interrupts. you would then have the numbers to put in
> dhcpd.conf.
OK, thanks for the tip.
Quoting Shane Kennedy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Can anyone tell me how to set up (or point me to a site which could) a
> server to self recover from power outages/crashes ?. I particularly
> need to get around the occasional need to manually run fsck following
> these events. Presumably, I need to
Shane,
any unox / linux server will recover the best it can, but you can
expect some data loss and corruption if the power fails when the server is
busy (between sync cycles). if you have power outages, you should consider
using an uniterruptible power supply with a data port that would in
[snip]
> > I'm on the virge of doing a complete
> > re-install just in case I have goofed something up. Any chance you
> know of
> > any documentation on the kdmrc file?
>
Mine is heavily commented. Is yours not? I can send you a copy if you want.
--
Mvh Ragnar Wisløff
--
life
Hi guys,
I have five server that will become a LTSP server, and around 25 to 30
thin client.
My problem is, what are the best solution to get around this ?
Put 5-6 client to each server and managed them thru webmin, or doing load
balancing or clustering on the five server for all the client ?
On Wednesday 20 March 2002 03:56 am, Izauddin Mohd Isa wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
>
> I have five server that will become a LTSP server, and around 25 to 30
> thin client.
> My problem is, what are the best solution to get around this ?
>
> Put 5-6 client to each server and managed them thru webmin, or d
Am 20 Mar 2002, um 8:27 Uhr schrieb Derek Dresser:
>
> Hi,
>
> I think the simplest solution is going to be MOSIX clustering of
the servers.
> http://www.mosix.org/
> If you set up one LTSP server with a mosix kernel and all your
applications,
> then set up the other servers with just a mosix
Please note that I haven't tried this, but it's something I've been
thinking about for a little while now.
If you've got multiple servers that you want to turn into a cluster to act
as one large LTSP server, and are more worried about scaling the
processing and storage capabilities for load bala
I have a Win-TC from Esprit. It is a small (1
/12" high) thin-client that looks for a Citrix Server (I think).
I have scoured the web looking for any information
about these, but have ended-up empty handed.
There is a floppy and IDE slot on the board, and I
have successfully installed a flop
I am trying to boot from a workstation with a ISA 3c509b netcard. It get in
contact with the Server and start to load the kernel. It stops at "Mounting
/proc", and comes with an ERROR message that ISA card can not be detected
and that i have to write the NIC driver in the "NIC=" parameter. OK I
Hi Ken,
I know I would be very interested in this. Could you please post it to the
group?
Rick
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Ken McCord
Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2002 12:34 PM
To: Izauddin Mohd Isa
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re:
If you're looking to serve a group of thin clients via redundant LTSP
servers, I'll email you a document that outlines this this evening.
Ken
Izauddin Mohd Isa wrote:
>
> Hi guys,
>
> I have five server that will become a LTSP server, and around 25 to 30
> thin client.
> My problem is, what a
You need to add a couple of lines to your dhcpd.conf file to define the nic
card
Depending on what version of dhcp you have.
This is a snippet from the quick install how to found on the ltsp webpage
Start Snip
ISA Network cards
The LTSP kernels can automatically detect the network card, if it
Hi Marvin,
I run two LTSP servers, one with a separate physical network for the
clients and another where the clients share the unprotected accessible from
anywhere network.
The first case is simple, simply run ipchains (or iptables) on the exposed
interface to eliminate any packets (other th
On Wed, 2002-03-20 at 12:03, Shane Kennedy wrote:
> Can anyone tell me how to set up (or point me to a site which could) a
> server to self recover from power outages/crashes ?. I particularly
> need to get around the occasional need to manually run fsck following
> these events. Presumably, I n
Has anyone try to boot ltsp via bluetooth wireless network?
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>Question 1. Is there a chicken and egg problem here?
>How can a loaded kernel function without a builtin
>network driver? Surely it cannot successfully run
>insmod to load a remote network driver unless it has a
>network driver already?
>Should we expect to see tha kernel try
Nigel Pallett wrote:
>
> Hi John,
>
> Instead of trying to load etherboot over PXE, why not use PXE directly ??
>
> The the ltsp_kernel_pxe-3.0.2.i386.rpm on the K12LTSP site should do the
> trick.
>
> I have attached a copy of the rpm file for your convenience.
>
> To get your ASUS clients t
On Redhat 7.1 (which by default uses the ext2 non-journaled filesystem)
it will indeed automatically run fsck upon the first boot after a power
loss. However, if there are serious filesystem errors, the system won't
boot and will instead sit there waiting for root to come along and
manually fsck
Um, correct me if I'm wrong (and I very well may be), but isn't the
bandwidth with bluetooth significantly smaller than what would be
practical to run a graphical terminal over?
I seem to recall bluetooth being marketed as a means of creating a
'personal network' so that your cell phone can comm
Let me simplify:
Whenever your server is not properly shutdown - due power failure or simply pushing
the poweroff - there is a great potential for data loss. Your files could be so
corrupted that even fsck may NOT be able to recover your damage files. So never
assume that fsck will fix every
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Ken. Nice to hear from you again!
Looks like I will have to persevere with trying
to port the new sis900.c and sis900.h to work with
the 2.4.9 kernel
Regards John
>
> >Question 1. Is there a chicken and egg problem here?
> >How can a loaded kernel function
One step forward!
I hacked the sis900.c file from kernel 2.4.18 src so that
it would compile under the 2.4.9 tree.
That wasn't too bad. Two things:
commented out a macro MODULE_LICENSE (line 171)
removed a cast to __devexit_p for sis900_remove (line 2513)
The 2.4.9 kernel compiled OK now a
I want to update from LTSP-3.0.1 to 3.0.3 do I have to care
something to care about and how do it?
Michel
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Michel,
The upgrade is simply the kernel, not the core package.
so, just install the new kernel package and setup your
'filename' entry in dhcpd.conf to point to the new '-6' kernel
and you should be all set.
Jim McQuillan
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On Wed, 20 Mar 2002, Michel Donais wrote:
> I want
> so, just install the new kernel package and setup your
> 'filename' entry in dhcpd.conf to point to the new '-6' kernel
> and you should be all set.
>
Thank's for the answer Jim .
After the install and re-pointing to new -6 kernel; I think
I can remove the older version -5 right?
Michel
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What Egan wrote was correct, but if you are using ISC dhcp
version 3.0 or above then also add the following line near the
top of your dhcpd.conf before the lease-time entries:
ddns-update-style ad-hoc;
Success,
Wouter DeBacker
hi
I am trying out the ltsp 3.0 that come together with k12ltsp v2.0.
I having a problem when trying to run X at the client (runlevel 5). The
file /opt/ltsp/i386/etc/lts.conf by default has this line:
# X_USBMOUSE_PROTOCOL= "PS/2"
# X_USBMOUSE_DEVICE = "/dev/input/mice"
# X_
On Wed, Mar 20, 2002 at 01:57:44PM -0600, Egan, Matt B. (Artco) wrote:
> You need to add a couple of lines to your dhcpd.conf file to define the nic
> card
>
> Depending on what version of dhcp you have.
>
> This is a snippet from the quick install how to found on the ltsp webpage
>
> Start Sni
Try to check your XF86config in the ltsp /etc/ directory.
Rgds
Din
Rudhuwan Abu Bakar wrote:
>hi
>
>I am trying out the ltsp 3.0 that come together with k12ltsp v2.0.
>
>I having a problem when trying to run X at the client (runlevel 5). The
>file /opt/ltsp/i386/etc/lts.conf by default has thi
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