pedro noticioso wrote:
try an ttyS0 or ttyS1 mouse with its correct protocol,
maybe tatl work 8)
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Hi
I have an old Shuttle Hot 555a mother board (circa
1997) with a pentium 200mmx. I can easily get the
system to boot of the network with defaults. But I
get nei
Hello Chuck,
Friday, December 20, 2002, 4:42:35 AM, you wrote:
CPP> On 12/17/02 2:47 AM, "Anselm Martin Hoffmeister"
CPP> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Access denied means at least the file exists.
>> Give us these:
>>
>> grep filename /etc/dhcpd.conf(or where it sits in your suse)
CPP
I've been struggling with vncreflector, and haven't found in the
README or the VNC documentation exactly how to make it work.
Do you start the vncserver, then vncreflector, then the full-control
vncviewer, and then the read-only vncviewer(s)? Or what?
A simple step-by-step example would be very
Jim-
Glad to here LTSp is moving to be service centric. That should make it much more
portable also. Are tehre plans to support BSD style start scripts or just System V?
Evan
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On 12/17/02 2:47 AM, "Anselm Martin Hoffmeister"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Access denied means at least the file exists.
> Give us these:
>
> grep filename /etc/dhcpd.conf(or where it sits in your suse)
When I do I get this...
filename "/lts/vmlinuz.ltsp";
> grep tftp /
gcc fastboot.c -o fastboot
Evan
On Thu, 19 Dec 2002 16:11:40 -0800 (PST)
pedro noticioso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> great, I found it and wherever I get it from it always
> says I have to 'compila it' 8)
>
> duuhhh how do I compile fastboot.c? 8)
>
> --- John_Cuzzola <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
can you share your scripts? they sound cool 8)
--- Peter Billson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Garry,
> I take a three-pronged approach to the problem:
>
> 1) I use wrapper scripts to start known
> troublemakers (ahhm-mozilla-ahhm). The wrapper
> script kills any previously running instances fo
Garry,
I take a three-pronged approach to the problem:
1) I use wrapper scripts to start known troublemakers (ahhm-mozilla-ahhm). The wrapper
script kills any previously running instances for that user before starting the next.
2) I run a little daemon that cleans up any processes that shouldn
On Thu, 19 Dec 2002, pedro noticioso wrote:
>
> great, I found it and wherever I get it from it always
> says I have to 'compila it' 8)
>
> duuhhh how do I compile fastboot.c? 8)
gcc fastboot.c -o fastboot
will create a fastboot executable...Run it and *poof* instant reboot (must
run as user r
Hello pedro,
Friday, December 20, 2002, 1:11:40 AM, you wrote:
pn> great, I found it and wherever I get it from it always
pn> says I have to 'compila it' 8)
pn> duuhhh how do I compile fastboot.c? 8)
Get yourself the gcc + dependencies installed (with yast, dselect,
rpm...) and change to the di
try the "vesa" driver, "fbdev" or with the "vga"
driver as a last resort.
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have an Intel Professional WS (LP486DX33) as the
> diskless WS and SUSE
> 8.1 on the server. The WS has above on-board
> graphics chip-set. I don't
> know what to put for XSERVER in lts.con
try an ttyS0 or ttyS1 mouse with its correct protocol,
maybe tatl work 8)
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi
>
> > I have an old Shuttle Hot 555a mother board (circa
> 1997) with a pentium 200mmx. I can easily get the
> system to boot of the network with defaults. But I
> get neither keyboard n
great, I found it and wherever I get it from it always
says I have to 'compila it' 8)
duuhhh how do I compile fastboot.c? 8)
--- John_Cuzzola <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> On Fri, 20 Dec 2002, Darryl Bond wrote:
>
> > Has anyone been able to reboot a LTSP terminal
> remotely.
> > The terminals a
On Thu, 2002-12-19 at 23:44, John_Cuzzola wrote:
>
>
>
> You might want to do a google search for "verynice" .. It might do the
> trick.
>
> Thanks but I have tried this and it does sort things out but far too
slowly or not very predictably and does not address the problem of
logout leaving st
You might want to do a google search for "verynice" .. It might do the
trick.
On 19 Dec 2002, garry wrote:
> I have a very successful LTSP installation that at most times behaves
> impeccably. However, sometimes i have runaway processes that require
> killing by hand and others that linger
I have an Intel Professional WS (LP486DX33) as the diskless WS and SUSE
8.1 on the server. The WS has above on-board graphics chip-set. I don't
know what to put for XSERVER in lts.config file or which XF-86 module to
download and install on the server. "XSERVER = auto" does not work. Can
anyone h
I have a very successful LTSP installation that at most times behaves
impeccably. However, sometimes i have runaway processes that require
killing by hand and others that linger on after a user has logged out.
Is there an easy way to get rid of runaway processes automatically, but
more importantly
Hi
> I ran the tests suggested by [EMAIL PROTECTED] and it takes
> about 3 seconds for Gnome to come up from a startx command on the
> server. On the workstation it takes about 1 minute from the
> /tmp/start_ws command for the login screen to come up, then another
> minute for Gnome to come up aft
Ha! I should have rebooted my workstation.. heh.. talk about a screw-up. Never would
get past the pivot_root. Oh well, a re-install of the core package (after a backup of
the lts.conf file) everything is back to normal.
But my question remains, has anyone gotten xmms to install locally? Any poin
On Fri, 20 Dec 2002, Darryl Bond wrote:
> Has anyone been able to reboot a LTSP terminal remotely.
> The terminals are not designed to shut down with init/shutdown/reboot etc
> They don't need to be cleanly rebooted but I would like to force a reboot to
> save a bit of walking.
>
> There are occ
Hi
> I have an old Shuttle Hot 555a mother board (circa 1997) with a pentium 200mmx. I
>can easily get the system to boot of the network with defaults. But I get neither
>keyboard nor mouse but the logon screen comes up just fine.
>
> The booger of it all is that the keyboard is not truly PS/2
Jason A. Pattie wrote:
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Benjamin Rousch wrote:
I ran the tests suggested by [EMAIL PROTECTED] and it takes
about 3 seconds for Gnome to come up from a startx command on the
server. On the workstation it takes about 1 minute from the
/tmp/start_ws c
Has anyone been able to reboot a LTSP terminal remotely.
The terminals are not designed to shut down with init/shutdown/reboot etc
They don't need to be cleanly rebooted but I would like to force a reboot to
save a bit of walking.
There are occasions when you want all terminals to be rebooted to
Has anyone succesfully gotten xmms to run as local app?
I installed the ltsp_local_apps package, and ran ldd against xmms, copied over all (to
/opt/ltsp/i386/...) of the files that ldd said I needed but when I try to run xmms, it
tells me:
/usr/bin/xmms: /lib/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.2.3' no
Hello Ademir,
AL> I am almost giving up, now happens when it it calls the "X", it starts
AL> blinking leds of the keyboard and monitor, I am being crazy.
This usually means the kernel breaks down. What version of LTSP do you
use? What graphic card is inside the computer that breaks down?
What net
On Thu, 19 Dec 2002, pedro noticioso wrote:
>
> I last read that redhat is LSB compliant and mandrake
> is not LSB compliant, this is to me evidence that LSB
> has nothing to do with ltsp.
>
> Its been quite amazing to see how many distros are
> supported, but not enough in light of the ammount
I last read that redhat is LSB compliant and mandrake
is not LSB compliant, this is to me evidence that LSB
has nothing to do with ltsp.
Its been quite amazing to see how many distros are
supported, but not enough in light of the ammount of
other distros that may work with a few tweaks.
I think
I am almost giving up, now happens when it it calls the "X", it starts
blinking leds of the keyboard and monitor, I am being crazy.
if I place in nivel 2, when it starts to initiate syslog also stops.
(It forgives eventual errors, my English is very bad and is using motor
of translation.)
-
Better still, make it LSB compliant. It would be sad if at the end Linux
went the way of Unix.
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From: John McCreesh
To: Jim Rich
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 12/19/02 4:55 PM
Subject: Re: [Ltsp-discuss] RE: A forking we will go?
The blessing / curse of open-source is tha
The blessing / curse of open-source is that there are 110 ways of doing
the same thing. I would suggest that LTSP should target a couple of
common distros, and be able to say (e.g.):
"Take your RedHat 8.0 CD
- do a clean install with the following options:
(desktop/server/whatever)
- make sure
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Benjamin Rousch wrote:
> I ran the tests suggested by [EMAIL PROTECTED] and it takes
> about 3 seconds for Gnome to come up from a startx command on the
> server. On the workstation it takes about 1 minute from the
> /tmp/start_ws command for the login
I ran the tests suggested by [EMAIL PROTECTED] and it takes
about 3 seconds for Gnome to come up from a startx command on the
server. On the workstation it takes about 1 minute from the
/tmp/start_ws command for the login screen to come up, then another
minute for Gnome to come up after logging in.
Hello Steve,
Thursday, December 19, 2002, 6:48:36 AM, you wrote:
SH> I have an old Shuttle Hot 555a mother board (circa 1997) with a
SH> pentium 200mmx. I can easily get the system to boot of the
SH> network with defaults. But I get neither keyboard nor mouse but the
SH> logon screen comes up jus
Hello djemmy,
Thursday, December 19, 2002, 6:15:27 AM, you wrote:
dy> Hi, all.
dy> it's me again. Mr. Pedro tells me that we can mount the windows partition from
LINUX.
dy> i use suse 7.2 on my primary master hardisk, i want to mount the Windows FAT32
partition my primary slave hardisk so i can
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