after a monts searching the web for a way to make this
rpl roms to boot i finally found a server app that
could make it i think some of you may be interested on
it.
its located in:
http://gimel.esc.cam.ac.uk/james/rpld/index.html
it says its for ibm's rpl and they have tested it in
some davicom n
Hi Jack,
Thanks for your advice.
D-link, Linksys, SMC, etc. are good brand and reliable that is up to my
recognition. Unfortunately it is not easy to find them on the Market here,
Hong Kong.
Although I could get them via Internet. On account of replacement and/or
repair consideration my fi
Note on memory. It takes a short vertical height DIMM to fit under the
CD.
Jim Wildman, CISSP [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.rossberry.com
On Fri, 14 Jun 2002, sysadmin wrote:
> Matt (et
Steven,
I am also looking for a wireless
router. The one you found seems to
fit your needs, going by the specs.
I'm looking at the Dlink series 7.
The dl-713p has the printer port,
but no modem (serial) port. The
dl-174 has the modem, but no printer
port. But they both have the other
features y
I have an Athlon 650 with 768M of RAM, a fastethernet network, and
an IBM 300GL Pentium 200 desktop PC.
I want to play with ltsp.
I've got Debian and I'm not afraid to use it...
But before I shoot myself:
Of the ltsp packages. does the kernel one provide a kernel for the
tftp served clients?
Frederik,
I can't think of anything that would be causing the problem
you are seeing, but i've got a couple of these workstations,
and I've found them to be pretty lousy as a thin client.
I was never able to get the graphics display adapter
to work properly. I was always getting extra lines and
Hi,
I have bought a STB3036N from http://gctglobal.com/
I'm trying to get it working as a diskless client using LTSP, but I'm
unsuccessful at getting it to boot all the way.
After it has downloaded and uncompressed the kernel from my tftpd
server, I get this:
http://sentinel.dk/files/stb3036n_
Matt (et al),
The work I'm doing is with the ThinkNIC. I have
gotten it to work at 1024x768 at 75Hz NI. If
possible, it would be nice to have a modeline
for getting it to do it at 60Hz interlaced so it
can use the monitor some folks buy from ThinkNIC
(shudder - don't ever buy the lousy things)
On Thu, 13 Jun 2002, Manfred Hungerland wrote:
> also if i take the config Files from LTSP-Client Kernel i have this
> problem ( with The Orinal Kernel 2.4.18 + Mosix Patch ) i am trying
> since 7 days or more but without any good messages.
Did you try "make oldconfig" using the ltsp config file
You may have to include non-intel graphic cards in the agpgart
section, when you compile the kernel
* Prakash Advani ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [020614 03:08]:
> Hello,
>
> At our location, we have several 810 chipset motherboards, the X on
> these machines crash when you switch form a terminal to X (CT
Sysadmin,
Looks like you have both the rootpath IP address set to 192.168.1.102
and the workstation IP address set to 192.168.1.102.
you need to figure out the correct address for the server
and put that in the root-path.
And, figure out the correct IP address for the workstation,
and put that i
TO : sysadmin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I obviously have something badly screwed up.
Yes, you do have. For a start, take a look at your dhcpd.conf file
> option root-path "192.168.1.102:/opt/ltsp/i386";
This seems ok.
> host nawfil02 {
> fixed-address 192.168.1.102;
^^^
On Fri, 14 Jun 2002, D. Grunewald wrote:
> Now I try to build a own Kernel for LTSP,
> but I didn't find something to select an
> Keyboard
Danny,
just guessing, never really did it:
Edit the file
/usr/src/linux/drivers/char/defkeymap.map
before compiling.
Good luck,
Wolfgang
__
> USE_XFS = N fixed it just fine. Am able to get
> it to boot into X-Win on either the Linux server
> or by using the XDM_SERVER make it X-login to
> our primary Unix server. Now, one more tough
> item.
You'll need to setup XFS to fix that problem (read manual on that one)
> When booting off
Sean,
Local apps is a bit of a challenge to setup. Actually,
getting it going initially isn't hard, but adding your own
apps is where the challenge comes in. You need to figure
out which libraries are required, and which additional files
are required.
I've not heard of anybody running xmms loc
Vara,
Once you boot the workstation in runlevel 3, are
you looking on the workstation for the /tmp/start_ws
script ?
If it isn't there, then you must have gotten some errors
before the shell prompt showed up.
Jim McQuillan
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Fri, 14 Jun 2002, NS Jambak wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I
I'm brand new to the LTSP world, and a search of this list
failed to provide any performance information on a LTS
station versus "real" X-terminals. Here I provide some
numbers, using x11perf and Xmark. There was a thread in this
group about "Slow-Motion Benchmarking" but I didn't find any
actual
> Betreff: Re: [Ltsp-discuss] "Umlaute" in Runlevel 3
>
>
> On Tue, Jun 11, 2002 at 06:23:30PM +0200, D. Grunewald wrote:
> > > Add a etc/inputrc (for the client) with
> > > # /etc/inputrc - global inputrc for libreadline
> > > # See readline(3readline) and `info readline' for more information.
>
Hi,
I'm interested in a Jammin125/LTSP combination to replace the noisy PC I
use for playing MP3s and browsing. Can anyone give me on idea on the
impact on my home network of playing MP3s this way ?
At the moment, the MP3s are played from a remote drive, but the traffic
impact is small. With LTS
Hello,
At our location, we have several 810 chipset motherboards, the X on
these machines crash when you switch form a terminal to X (CTRL-ALT-F1
to Alt-F7).
We have made the following changes and it still crashes.
XSERVER = i810
X_MODE_0 = 800x600 40 800 840 968 1056 600 601 60
Hi,
I still can't configured X propely, and I tried to run
th ws in runlevel 3 but there was no start_ws script
in /tmp.
What might I have done wrong? How can I get the script
(back)?
the error message I got was:
you must provide a "Screen" section...
Fatal server error:
No configured graphics
Hi,
I still didn't got X configured properly and always
got the same message:
You must provide a "Screen" section ...
Fatal server error":
No configured graphics devices
I tried to run the ws in runlevel 3 but did'nt find
the start_ws script in /tmp.
What might I have done wrong?
What should I
Hi,
I still don't know how to configure X and always got
You must provide a "Screen" section...
fatal server error:
No configured graphics devices
I tried to start ws in runlevel 3 but didn't find
start_ws script in /tmp.
What might I have been missed in the installation
process or what packa
Hi all,
I have a problem with Compaq Evo D380m ltsp client. It uses PXE, and I
have managed to make it boot using PXE Client. However, when xserver
loads, mouse and keyboard of the client hang. I have tried using non-PXE
clone machine clients, and they seem to be working just fine. The server
uses
John, Matt, Matthew,
I'd like to thank you very much for your ideas - I will wrap them up and
forward to my collegue Abubaker Baduwais who actualy initiated this
question, and advise him to use ltsp-discuss list directly.
I wish you a pleasant day and thank you again.
S pozdravem / Best Regards
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