Hi again guys…
I’ve managed to set up the rarpd
and the log in /var/log/message said it received a RARp request from the SPARC, but my machine is not answering
anything. All the steps in the howto have been
exactly followed, except the part that involved the kernel .config
file. I just don
Dear LTSP admin
I have downloaded latest packages for LTSP and installed in my system.
Everything is fine . I trying to boot through Network card (PXE). My
client PC geting IP address sucessfully. But when loading file it was
saying "Too many Packages" . So changed file name in my dhcpd.conf as
Hi guys…
I’m currently deploying Sun Sparc
as my diskless workstation. I’m using the LTSPARC Sparc client
port for the linux terminal server project
howto but there is something that I couldn’t
understand.
These are the cards iIve
enabled in the kernels .config file
CONFIG_SUNLANC
Hi all,
BloodBath!
Microsoft (who is closing in rapidly on 100 Billion in
Cash reserves) ...kills MSDOS-WIN3.x-NT3.5x & Win95 at
11:59pm 12-31-2002! Yep - Dos thru Win95 are all
Dead.
http://newsforge.com/comments.pl?sid=28567&cid=38258
We all lost some good old friends (w3.11 & Dos) and
can say
here is a link
http://yellowdoglinux.com/support/solutions/champion_server/LTSP/
If you check the mailing list archives, you will see
related links I already posted before 8)
btw, I am waiting for a little video adapter to use my
little performa 6115cd mac to be an ltsp terminal 8)
--- Frank Th
Hi George
> two messed up ones. It would seem like the incoming and the outgoing
> connection are swapped.
Thats exactly how it seems.
>
> Are you using just direct xdmcp queries or is there a chooser setup
> involved?
I'm using -query to connect gdm.
>
> George
>
Thanks
--
Mike O'Connor
Serv
On Sat, 4 Jan 2003 18:57:41 -, Rob Keeling wrote:
>I have followed the instructions on how to patch the 2.4.18 kernel, and can
>now get a nice
>start up graphic for the wrong distro!
>
>How do I change the image? (The old ltsp penguin would be fine!)
The Logo is part of the sourcecode it is l
Hello Rob,
RK> I basically followed the instructions on
RK> http://www.ltsp.org/contrib/customkernel.html
RK> Which works, but gives the "wrong" logo.
RK> The themes and other info came from http://lpp.freelords.org/About.phtml
RK> but I didn`t get very far with that. Their patch isn`t for the
Thanks for the suggestion.
I am wondering however, that instead of booting from floppy, can I edit my BIOS
settings to check my PCMCIA slot for a compact flash memory card. Then, can I put the
floppy boot image from the wireless LTSP package, on the cf memory card and boot LTSP
that way? If a
On Monday 06 January 2003 14:40, Robert Stanford wrote:
Thanks for all,
trying tomorow how to work
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On Mon, Dec 30, 2002 at 03:28:15PM +1030, Mike OConnor wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I have a number of ltsp/gdm terminals setup (in all about 150) I regularly
> have a problem where the keyboards will end up connected to the incorrect
> terminal.
>
> The only way to fix the problem is to power cycle both
What is required to compile BusyBox for LTSP? Obviously I can't just
link it against any old libc. I'd like to try 0.60.5 to see if it fixes
the inoperable shutdown/halt/poweroff.
Actually does anyone (Jim?) have a precompiled version of BusyBix 0.60.5
for LTSP 3.x?
--
Kenneth Murchison Oce
Chuck,
There is no XF86Config-4 present in my test system;
/opt/ltsp/i386/XF86Config is the link to /tmpXF86Config.
As mentioned in my reply to John, I've been testing in runlevel 3. The error
"no devices detected" is output to the client screen. Errors are not being
logged to /var/log/XFree86.0.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Jim
One of my Thin Client (WS001) has same Video card as Server. I use this
lines of code which work fine.
[ws001]
XSERVER= auto
LOCAL_APPS = Y
USE_NFS_SWAP = N
SWAPFILE_SIZE = 48m
RUNLEVEL
On Mon, 2003-01-06 at 22:13, Robert Stanford wrote:
>
> Well I started packaging it some time ago, however I didnt want to
> release it till I was certain that the NVidia license would be violated.
BAD BAD TYPO
release it till I was certain that the NVidia license would _NOT_ be
violated.
--
On Sun, 2003-01-05 at 15:06, Keresztely-Krall Gyula wrote:
> Can you send me a working config ?
Well I started packaging it some time ago, however I didnt want to
release it till I was certain that the NVidia license would be violated.
In light of this, heres an excerpt from the howto I included
On Mon, 2003-01-06 at 17:13, Dan Scannell wrote:
> I bet the performance would be even better if the client used TightVNC, I.E
> better compression, afterall its only the display updates that need
> transmitting. I did see a project a while back that tried to make the X
> protocol more bandwidth f
Anselm,
Thanks for your patience, I should have documented what I have done up to
now.
I basically followed the instructions on
http://www.ltsp.org/contrib/customkernel.html
Which works, but gives the "wrong" logo.
The themes and other info came from http://lpp.freelords.org/About.phtml
but I
I installed LTSP yesterday, used all sections of the troubleshooting
chapter.
I can now log in to the remote workstation ok.
When I log out, the screen blinks and gives me a gray background with X.
Does this have anything to do with the line in inittab:
9:5:respawn:/tmp/start_ws ??
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