Good luck!
What about us international volunteers? many of us on the list are from far away places from the US, and unfortunatelly unable to attend the expo.
Is there something else we may be able to help you out with?
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Well, it's Linux World time again, in New York City.
Well, it's Linux World time again, in New York City.
Just like many of the past Linux World conferences, LTSP.org
will have a booth in the exhibit hall, and we're looking for
volunteers to help us man the booth and spread the word
of LTSP.
The exhibits are open the following hours:
Wednesday
Ok, It looks like we can provide 6 Jammin-125 terminals, but
the monitors are definately going to be a problem.
I need to check on keyboards and mice also.
Jim McQuillan
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On Tue, 10 Dec 2002, Peter Billson wrote:
> Tom,
> 1) Support - Should not be a problem. Just need to
Hi pedro,
Thanks for your response.
On Fri, 2002-12-13 at 08:59, pedro noticioso wrote:
>
> yes it works, just need to add this at lts.conf
>
> X_MODE_0 640x486
> X_MODE_1 800x600
> X_MODE_2 1024x768
>
> if you change the order, the combinations will follow
> accordingly, ie
>
> X_MODE_0 800x
EVERYONE: I GOT THIS ERROR AND AM ALSO INTERESTED IN
AN ASWER BEYOND WHAT I HAVE SEEN
Divyesh I have seen this a few times on a terminal, a
couple reboots helped me.
Its something about gdm-conf file about the ammount of
open sessions allowed simultanously, it so happens
that there is no elegant
yes it works, just need to add this at lts.conf
X_MODE_0 640x486
X_MODE_1 800x600
X_MODE_2 1024x768
if you change the order, the combinations will follow
accordingly, ie
X_MODE_0 800x600
X_MODE_1 640x486
X_MODE_2 1024x768
--- Stephen Liu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All Folks,
>
> How to
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Is it possible to create a boot disk, that would work with most systems? I
find it very hard to believe that each workstation needs a specially created
disk, seeing as Toms Magically and Bloody useful boot disk, seems to be able
to initialise nearly every machine and NIC
I have setup our ltsp server to receive authentication off of a M$ SFU NIS Server. I
can telnet ok but I cannot login via X. Any ideas as to what I am missing. Using Suse
8.1. Thanks in advance
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> Hi Ken
>
> I don't agree:
>
> > This is more of a general Linux networking question.
> > Here are the basic items that need to be accomplished:
> >
> > 1) Configure the first ethernet card (eth0) to an IP address for the LAN
> > that the workstations will use.
>
> Yes
>Is it possible to create a boot disk, that would work with most systems? I
>find it very hard to believe that each workstation needs a specially created
>disk, seeing as Toms Magically and Bloody useful boot disk, seems to be able
>to initialise nearly every machine and NIC that I've thrown at it
I would highly recommend that you update your PXE code to v2.0 or higher since PXE 1.0 is too bug-ridden to be useful. You can download the flash utility to update your boot ROM from Intel's website.
Slavica Kikic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi everbody,I am trying set up diskless boot using
Hi Ken
I don't agree:
> This is more of a general Linux networking question.
> Here are the basic items that need to be accomplished:
>
> 1) Configure the first ethernet card (eth0) to an IP address for the LAN
> that the workstations will use.
Yes (server issue, not LTSP)
> 2) Configure the s
> I have a new LTSP Server with a second Networkcard... now my idea is that
> networkcard 1 is for the terminals and networkcard two for the incomming datas
> like internet.
>
>
> I use RH8.0 has somebody a ideea to configure that so?
Julian
Ummm
just install your ltsp as per normal on the c
I'm installing LTSP files, and the scripts keep telling me Red Hat version
7.3 is not supported. Is something amiss?
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That fixes the problem
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Paul Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
CC: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Ltsp-discuss] ltsp and redhat randomly crashes
Date: Wed, 11 Dec 2002 13:25:38 -0500 (EST)
Paul,
How much memory do you have in the LTSP workstation ?
You migh
Hi all,
I'm using a Microsoft dhcp server to boot my thin clients. A ran into a
problem with the root path being incorrect
(10.50.100.100:/opt/ltsp/i386000), but I solved to by making a symbolic link
to /opt/ltsp/i386000.
I've run into another problem however. The host name is garbled. T
...
> which is the correct rpm for tftp-server in redhat 8?
> I cant seem to find it on the server CDs 8/
...
Dont know about the cd but you can get it here:
http://rpmfind.net/linux/rpm2html/search.php?query=tftp-server&system=redhat-8.0&arch=
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I cant seem to find it on the server CDs 8/
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Hi everbody,
I am trying set up diskless boot using PXE. I am using SuSE 8.0 and Intel
eepro100 card. When I boot client I get message:
Intel UNDI, PXE-1.0 (build Dev)
DHCP MAC ADDR: mac address of client
PXE-E53: No boot filename received
Operating System not found.
On server side tail /var/log/
Pedro,
I'm not trying to be jerk, maybe someone will jump in and
help, but you really need to take a step back and read some
online tutorials on tcp/ip. Just google "tcp/ip multihomed"
and "tcp/ip routing". Your ip addressing and routing table
have several problems. If you read a couple of the
onl
how much ram memory does your terminal have?
for low memory ws you need to use
USE_NFS_SWAP = yes
I had a ws using this on my 10Mbit lan 8)
though I enden up getting more RAM for my ws to not
need this option 8)
--- Aguinaldo Fernandes Rosa
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi friends,
>
> I am tryi
Now that you mention it, I hope you dont mind the off
topic question: Im having a little trouble with rh8
and adsl.
I followed this step by step instrucionts for my
speciffic ISP, its in spanish but just by seeing the
instructions you get the idea for what I did:
http://www.gnome.org/~chema/infi
Hi friends,
I am trying install the LTSP, about I response on
the boot:
VFS : cannot open root device " ram0" or
01:00
Please append a correct " root=" boot
options
kernel panic : VFS : unable to mount route fs on
01:00
Thanks,
Aguinaldo Fernandes RosaAnalista de
SuporteInfotecni
http://www.geocities.com/cucnews/eprom.html
take a look at the finnished product, it was very easy
for me to do it all 8)
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >Where can I find info about:
> >
> >1. Enabling etherboot prom on my NIC
> >2. What kind of chip do I need for my NIC
> >3. any other relevant
The Windows 2000 Remote OS Installation Service (RIS) includes a Remote Boot Floppy Generator utility (RBFG.EXE) that creates boot floppy that supports over 25 different PCI network adapters. The RIS Boot Floppy can be used with LTSP as long as your LTSP server is configured to support PXE clien
On Thu, 12 Dec 2002 18:23:33 +0100
"Atenea" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> after I installed LTSP on my Debian Woody machine successfully (I
> think!), I have
> some problems when trying to boot over my network.
> I have a RTL8139 chip on my network-card. So I generated
> a boot-ROM on www.
Hi,
after I installed LTSP on my Debian Woody machine successfully (I think!), I
have
some problems when trying to boot over my network.
I have a RTL8139 chip on my network-card. So I generated
a boot-ROM on www.rom-o-matic.net with a boot-header for disks. Then
I wrote this on a disk (with Knoppi
Is it possible to create a boot disk, that would work with most systems? I
find it very hard to believe that each workstation needs a specially created
disk, seeing as Toms Magically and Bloody useful boot disk, seems to be able
to initialise nearly every machine and NIC that I've thrown at it over
no, just add the option "option next-server ip.add.re.ss" # ip address of
ltsp box
joey
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Angel
Gabriel
Sent: Thursday, December 12, 2002 10:11 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Ltsp-discuss] I already have
>Where can I find info about:
>
>1. Enabling etherboot prom on my NIC
>2. What kind of chip do I need for my NIC
>3. any other relevant info about etherboot on chip.
>
>I use 3c905B 3COM Card
The 905 uses an EEPROM. Either there's a socket for it or it's soldered
on the board. You can find a list
>I have a new LTSP Server with a second Networkcard... now my idea is that
>networkcard 1 is for the terminals and networkcard two for the incomming data
>s
>like internet.
>
>I use RH8.0 has somebody a ideea to configure that so?
Easy. Just configure NIC 2 for normal access to the Internet usi
When I installed the LTSP server, the rc.local file from ltsp_core was
overwritten by the ltsp_x_xvesa file. The rc.local file in the xvesa
package is older and doesn't have the option for the different
resolutions. I just copied rc.local from ltsp_core to
/opt/ltsp/i386/etc, rebooted, and it
... I already have a DHCP server on my network... how can I add this 'DHCP
Patch' ?
My gateway has two jobs, to share my internet connection, and serve IP
address to my network. Is it a wise idea to have another machine take over
the function of DHCP?
shared-network WORKSTATIONS {
subnet 192
Drag and drop should not change for GTK apps. (all gnome apps are gtk
apps), sound works well for xmms and GTK apps, apps that rely on
gnome-sound for sound will require that it be installed, otherwise it is
basically the same.
the big difference is menus, you have complete control over system le
Drag and drop should not change for GTK apps. (all gnome apps are gtk
apps), sound works well for xmms and GTK apps, apps that rely on
gnome-sound for sound will require that it be installed, otherwise it is
basically the same.
the big difference is menus, you have complete control over system le
I downloaded the lts_kernel_rtl8139-2.2-0.i386.rpm, and installed it. I
also copied XF86_5530 to /tftpboot/lts/ltsroot/ltsbin/.
they say it stops at:
Loading 192.168.3.254:/tftpboot/lts/vmlinuz.rtl8139 ...(NBI)... .
here are snippets from my config files:
dhcpd.conf:
default-lease-time
On Thu, 12 Dec 2002 14:28:54 +0100
Gregor Waluga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> after I installed LTSP on my SuSE 8.1 machine successfully, I have
> some problems when trying to boot over my network.
> I have a RTL8139 chip on my network-card, but no ROM. So I generated
> a boot-ROM on www.
I haven't really followed this thread about the Xvesa xserver,
but one thing I might add is that the Xvesa xserver is NOT
a normal XFree86 xserver. it is part of the Tiny-X series
of Xservers. They are part of the XFree86 package,
but they are very different.
They are designed for low memory use
Where can I find info about:
1. Enabling etherboot prom on my NIC
2. What kind of chip do I need for my NIC
3. any other relevant info about etherboot on chip.
I use 3c905B 3COM Card
Thanx
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Patrick Ouellet - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Administrateur de
Reading into your message about video hardware, I thought about
changing the available video memory via the BIOS setup, outside of
changing it to 1MB or less, the client continued to run at 1024x768.
When at <= 1 MB, the resolution dropped to 640x480.
I'm going to take a look further and see w
Hi,
after I installed LTSP on my SuSE 8.1 machine successfully, I have some
problems when trying to boot over my network.
I have a RTL8139 chip on my network-card, but no ROM. So I generated a
boot-ROM on www.rom-o-matic.net with a boot-header for disks. Then I wrote
this on a disk.
When I try
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have a new LTSP Server with a second Networkcard... now my idea is that
> networkcard 1 is for the terminals and networkcard two for the incomming datas
> like internet.
>
> I use RH8.0 has somebody a ideea to configure that so?
>
> cheers Julian
>
> P.S.:Sorry for
On Thu, 12 Dec 2002 11:39:21 +0100 (MET)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have a new LTSP Server with a second Networkcard... now my idea is
> that networkcard 1 is for the terminals and networkcard two for the
> incomming datas like internet.
>
>
> I use RH8.0 has somebody a ideea to configure th
Hi,
I am using XFree86 to for my server as well as Diskless clients..
Now can you tell me why I am not getting GDM at cient side it show me
blank X screen.
After some time I got ..
XDMCP fatal server error:
session declied Maximum Number of open sessions from your host
reached ..
I am
I have a new LTSP Server with a second Networkcard... now my idea is that
networkcard 1 is for the terminals and networkcard two for the incomming datas
like internet.
I use RH8.0 has somebody a ideea to configure that so?
cheers Julian
P.S.:Sorry for my bad english!
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Hi,
We are usinfg LTSP packages on debian 2.4.19 to boot our diskless clients.
We have been using GDM for login at client side .
Some day before it is working fine but nowadays when I do "/tmp/start_ws"
at client BASH it will open X but not able to show GDM login prompt.
Sometimes I fails and
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