On Thu, 17 Oct 2002 18:57:44 -0400 (EDT), Julius Szelagiewicz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Brian,
> think via eden board and casetronic case. 12V power supply.
> haven't fried it yet in my van where voltage varies between 10.6V and
> 16.3V. total cost as an ltsp terminal: $181 + delivery. i
Wouter,
I Fixed that error already, the error is in the /etc/exports like you said
thanks
Mike
> Michael,
>
> It just happens that I had a comparable problem this morning. Did you
> check the /etc/exports file? The lines for LTSP should also point to
> 192.168.1.22
>
> Wouter
>
>
> On 15-
Julius,
Thanks for the insights. I'm still working out avenues where
performance can be affected significantly based on some related factors, then
I try to measure it. Some of the obvious areas i could think of as of
now are:
a. Disk I/O vs. RAM
b. (Packets sent) vs. number_of_workstations
Curre
On Thu, 17 Oct 2002 17:31:19 -0400 (EDT), [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Brian,
>
> Very interesting adventure that you are embarking on.
Yeah, I had the choice between being known as 'that guy that used to be married to
Linda" or something elseand I researched all the dreams I once had, an
Hello All,
Forgive me if this is documented or discussed previously in this list,
but I have looked into this with few answers.
Anyone had any success/experience in getting the local com port to work
on an LTSP workstation for connecting a Palm Pilot?
More specifically I would like to setup a pa
Brian,
think via eden board and casetronic case. 12V power supply.
haven't fried it yet in my van where voltage varies between 10.6V and
16.3V. total cost as an ltsp terminal: $181 + delivery. i bought enough to
get them shipped free of charge. the sound is awful in ltsp (and great
when you
Charles,
I have 22 of them and they are really very nice. and Jim is very
nice ;-)
The Jammin-125 is just about perfect out of the box and will be
perfect with LTSP 3.1 when it will be automatically configured. I have
them spread all over the place for testing - warehouses, offices,
Just use cups or lprng as the print server on SuSE.
Cups handles socket printing without problems, ie:
in /etc/cups/printers.conf
DeviceURI socket://ltspclient_name:9100
Location At Foo's desk
State
I have never used SUSE so I am at a bit of a disadvantage.
The LTS client is set up to emulate a HP Jetdirect, ie when you have the printer
connected to the client and want to print from the server. You have set your
server to look for a printer on a Unix box. ie with a print spooler etc.
Can yo
Brian,
Very interesting adventure that you are embarking on.
Lots of people use PCI and ISA cards. I know you've been around
the LTSP community for quite a long time, so I'm gonna guess that
you are using a bootrom that is fairly old.
Somewhere, back round Etherboot 4.6.something, the method of
I'm getting to the point I might be able to afford/jury-rig a single LTSP
workstation. It's part of a whole project I'm working on.
I'm getting my gear together to spend the rest of my life from the road- parking
wherever business convenience dictates, and sometimes where asthetics dic
Charles,
Good news on the XFree86 4.2 support for the Jammin-125.
I pulled down the latest XFree86 sources from the cvs repository,
and there it is, a new "geode" xserver driver.
I built it last night, and i've been testing it all day, and it
works very well.
I will put out an update to ltsp_x_
To satisfy a purchase order department, I need some examples of
schools/companies/government agencies that use the Jammin 125 workstation from
Disklessworkstations.com.
If you know of any such place that uses these, or if you use them yourself, please let
me know!
All purchases of these workst
Hi Bhaskar,
Thanks for the input. The gdmconfig program I use under Red
Hat 8.0 does not have an option to change font sizes. I have used the
standard greeter and all 3 graphical greeters with no success. Most of the
text is viewable. Sections that are not viewable include the useri
Hi Randall,
I run sh /tmp/start_ws from runlevel 3. I'm still testing.
tuxracer seems to be the only one of these that wants a framebuffer. Do you
know off hand what are the kernel configs for framebuffering? (You do don't
you) I'll try a new kernel.
I will still need to create the /dev/fb0
Julo,
I seem to recall that your /etc/dhcpd.conf uses 192.168.0.254 for
your LTSP server. The error about the root file system confirms this.
Your /etc/export file, however, points to 192.168.0.0 in several
locations. IMO if you change those to 192.168.0.254 and restart
your nfs server then your m
Romain,
I don't know whether there's a solution to your problem or not. What I
do know is that accessing a local floppy with MToolsFM works fine in
my classroom. I even like the fact that the floppy has to be Dos
formatted. Those who still only have that Windoze stuff at home can at
least get at t
Are you running these aps from a frame buffer or in xwindows?
> RUNLEVEL = 3
>
> ashley@alban:~ >strace tuxracer
> .
> .
> .
> open("/dev/fb0", O_RDWR)= -1 ENOENT (No such file or directory)
> write(2, "*** tuxracer error: ", 20*** tuxracer error: )= 20
> writ
Jorge,
A simple Alt-F2 should get you back. But, beware. Some video drivers
don't respond very well to switching in and out of graphics mode.
Jim McQuillan
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On Thu, 17 Oct 2002, Jorge Ramirez wrote:
> Hello there everyone:
>
> how can i switch from a text console on (tty1)
Romain,
Well there is always another solution to every problem, just maybe not elegant,
easy or tried! :-)
I am just starting to muck with the nbd support for a new project but the tying the
user to a machine seems to be so that the server knows which workstations block device
to use when
Hello there everyone:
how can i switch from a text console on (tty1) to my X console on (tty2)
if i try (ctrl-alt-F2), my monitor stops recieving video and just works if i kill that
X with ctrl-alt-backspace i can swith to any other text console
any ideas?
Jorge,
Thanks, in advance.
-
Joyse,
dump the hubs, start using switches. julius
On 17 Oct 2002, Joyce LAMBERT wrote:
> Hello
>
> One big probleme with using ltsp
>
> When ltsp is used, i can notice lots colision when using ltsp. More tere
> are worstation working and more colision i have.
>
> So with 4 worstation, th
Joseph,
I suppose it depends on the type of device but - at least in theory - you should be
able to access anything. I access USB floppy drives attached to the workstations and
you can also access USB printers.
Pete
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On 17 Oct 2002 17:21:13 +, Joyce LAMBERT wrote
> When ltsp is used, i can notice lots colision when using ltsp. More tere
> are worstation working and more colision i have.
>
> So with 4 worstation, the network become realy slowly and can't be used.
This could be a faulty network configuratio
Hi list,
I'm running ltsp 3.0.7 on a SuSE 7.3 server. I'm trying to configure various
games which require hardware rendering to run locally on my test client.
Client vga card is 3dfx Voodoo3.
I've got gears working as a local app. The others I'm trying are bzflag,
tuxracer, and tuxkart. Afte
Hello all,
I am facing an odd situation here!
I am trying to boot a linux client using LTSP and a Windows 2K Server,
as the server computer. Mapping the ext2 partition through NTFS, I have
already succeded to start up the client in run level 3 (changing the
ltsp.conf).
But, when the */tmp/st
Would a t1 of bandwidth handle 6 workstations over ltsp?
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client and see it on the server?
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Hi everybody, I'm really a newbie in Linux (is decided to learn it to
follow the LTSP) so sorry for my very basic question.
I installed linux "empty" then installed XFree86 and then LTSP and it
works perfetly.
After that I decided to install KDE and LTSP stop working (Grey
background with "X" arrow
Hello
One big probleme with using ltsp
When ltsp is used, i can notice lots colision when using ltsp. More tere
are worstation working and more colision i have.
So with 4 worstation, the network become realy slowly and can't be used.
As someone have this pb
or some understand what can the netw
Jim, thanks again for your help. Copying the /lib/modules/2.4.19 tree
over solved the problem, I didn't even need to run depmod as the
modules.dep file was already there, it seems to be created as part of
the "make modules_install" target during the kernel compilation phase.
This step is indeed
> setup my first LTSP system. I have one problem. The font size for
> the main logon screen for the main system and the terminal server
> are so small that each letter appears as a dot on the screen. What
> can I do to fix the font size?
If you are using gdm, fire up gdmconfig and customize it.
John,
The fact that your root/lib/modules is empty is normal.
The buildk script will create a ramdisk filesystem, copy
the contents of the ltsp_initrd_kit/root into that new ram
filesystem. It will then copy the modules from /lib/modules/2.4.19,
and it will create the modules.dep file.
Then, tha
Hey Julo!
I may have the answer to your proplem with Permission Denied. I fixed the
same problem under Red Hat Linux 8.0 last night. I just signed up on the
mailing list today. The archive cut off your full e-mail address. All I got
was: julo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Mike
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I forgot to mention... I am running Red Hat Linux 8.0. The error occurred
after I installed the first two RPMs.
ltsp_core-3.0.0-1.i386.rpm
ltsp_kernel-3.0.1-1.i386.rpm
screen font too small here...
I also installed the following RPMs later.
ltsp_x_core-3.0.1-1.i386.rpm
ltsp_x_fonts-3.0.0-0.i386
On Thursday 17 October 2002 09:03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Julo,
>
> Is the workstation listed in the /etc/hosts file ?
>
> If not, that would cause the 'Permission denied' error.
Yes, it is:
The progress is about soft link:
I had soft link /opt/ltsp/i368 -> /3/opt/ltsp/i368
So I just remove
Hello!
I have been working with Linux for 2 months now. I have successfully
setup my first LTSP system. I have one problem. The font size for the main
logon screen for the main system and the terminal server are so small that
each letter appears as a dot on the screen. What can I do to fix
Thanks for your quick reply. I did indeed build my own kernel, but from
what I got out of the parallel dhcp recipe, it seemed to be enough to
place the new kernel where tftp can get at it and edit dhcpd.conf to
point the clients to the new image, but it doesn't say anything about
the modules.
Well, as I had no answer, I suppose there is no other solution. If
someone could at least answer "There is no solution to your problem", it
would be clear for me, and I'd use floppy with MToolsFM, as it works
quite well.
Thanks.
Romain Surleau.
> Hello,
>
> I am looking for a way to offer flopp
On Thursday 17 October 2002 03:17, you wrote:
> julo wrote:
> >Hi
> >
> >I'm new to ltsp and i get stuck with probably nfs on the server.
> >After message on the terminal:
> >"
> >mounting root file system: /opt/ltsp/i386 from
> >mount: 192.168.0.254:/opt.ltsp/i386 failed, reason given by server:
OK Thank you for this help
I have always done this but in fact:
When i tried this i was loged with the same username on the workstation
and on the server so restart and shutdown where enable. If i am loged
with another username on the station, NO PB
Thanks
Le mer 16/10/2002 à 18:26, John McCre
Julo,
Is the workstation listed in the /etc/hosts file ?
If not, that would cause the 'Permission denied' error.
Jim McQuillan
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On Thu, 17 Oct 2002, julo wrote:
> On Thursday 17 October 2002 03:17, you wrote:
> > julo wrote:
> > >Hi
> > >
> > >I'm new to ltsp and i get stuc
Philip,
I always admire people that go about finding things in a
controlled, engeneering way. Then I go and do it quick and sloppy ;-)
The quick way to estimate minimum memory need is to run top and
look at actual memory usage. when the buffer size drops below n megabytes,
where n i
Hi
I discovered that when my workstations boot it disables DFSA
This isn't right
how can i get it to eneble it on startup
Jesper Berth
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hi i am still trying to get my openmosix to run on my Ltsp
But i am having some problems with my kernel
I have enebled
openmosix process migration
openmosix filesystem
And disabled
kernel Debugging
But i can't find the following
Kernel Diagnostics, Direct File-System Access
Were do
Hy
Have somebody tested to install LTSP-MOSIX and Redhat 8.0?
cheers,
Julian
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Maybe it's because I'm a total newbie to this but I still can't get it
to work. I tried with the digest Tom Ribbens sent and with the new
tarball. Both fail during the emerge phase. This time I think it's
because some files it needs isn't available. Anything I can do or shall
I just sit and wait f
Hi Mike,
Gentoo ltsp ebuild is not yet even in portage cvs...its totally unofficial.
It can be downloaded from www.pfm.ee/gentoo currently.
If you unpack the tarball under /usr/portage/net-misc you have to
understand that next time you will do 'emerge rsync' it will be also
gone from your portage
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