You need to type this two commands as toor (my example
is five times what you already have, though you may
use any other number you want):
echo 40960 > /proc/sys/fs/file-max
echo 40960 > /proc/sys/fs/file-nr
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> man proc
> I dont remember ri
Guys:
i tried to configure the sound of my ltsp client,
but unfortunately failed. an error occured "aumix:
error opening mixer".Guys please help:-(
Help is very much appreciated.
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Ed,
It's not a disk image, it's just a couple of blocks of
of stuff that gets written to the boot sector of the floppy.
Actually, I think it is the 512 byte boot sector + 32k of
etherboot code.
Jim McQuillan
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On 27 Jan 2003, Ed Weinberg wrote:
> On Mon, 2003-01-27 at 00:15, Ju
On Mon, 2003-01-27 at 00:15, Juan Carlos Gonzalez Marr wrote:
> What is the error and what did you do exactly ?
I did not get an error. I just figured that a disk image would be the
size of a disk! I must just be over-thinking this!
> On 26 Jan 2003, Ed Weinberg wrote:
>
> > I made a boot d
What is the error and what did you do exactly ?
On 26 Jan 2003, Ed Weinberg wrote:
> I made a boot disk at http://www.rom-o-matic.net/5.0.4/ .
> I selected a "Floppy Bootable Rom Image" for an rtl8139.
> The file it generated which I downloaded with Mozilla on my RH machine
> was 36864 bytes.
>
man proc
I dont remember rihgt now exactly but in /proc/sys/net...
there is an entry with this name. You got to increment this value.
On Sat, 25 Jan 2003, Ramasubramani Venkatasubramaniam wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> In My LTSP Server it has shown error "VFS: file-max limit 8192 Reached" and all the
>du
Actually openmosix would _definately_ provide help in that department. I believe you
can just mount the srver root as the node root and have all the clients lok _exactly_
like the server with no fancy work needed. As to openmosix you really need to look in
to it. JohnHopkins Universty used it to
Ed,
The size of 36k sounds just about right. You should
then dd it, using something like:
dd if=filename of=/dev/fd0
If that fails, tell us what error you got.
Jim McQuillan
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On 26 Jan 2003, Ed Weinberg wrote:
> I made a boot disk at http://www.rom-o-matic.net/5.0.4/
I see nothing wrong with a 386 as a terminal, if you
could make a 8086 than better still but it doesn't
work with any kernel that I know, you use LINKS for
web browser and the many many other packages of linux
that don't need a GUI, and if you work at the speed
of the server than it has to fly!,
I made a boot disk at http://www.rom-o-matic.net/5.0.4/ .
I selected a "Floppy Bootable Rom Image" for an rtl8139.
The file it generated which I downloaded with Mozilla on my RH machine
was 36864 bytes.
I expected a 1.44 Mb file. the image I got did not work when I dd'ed or
cat'ed it to /dev/fd0.
If Linux supports it then ltsp supports it.
so, check for your mouse
http://www.xfree86.org/4.2.1/mouse.4.html
check for your keyboard
http://www.xfree86.org/4.2.1/keyboard.4.html
and of course, ltsp´s documentation
http://ltsp.org/documentation/ltsp-3.0-4-en.html
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William,
I'm guessing that by having XSERVER = auto, it is detecting the
card and trying to use a version 4 Xserver module, but your
XF86Config.ws001 file might be in version 3 format.
Try setting XSERVER = XF86_SVGA
make sure you have the ltsp_x336_svga package installed.
Jim McQuillan
[EMAIL
I am having problems loading a preconfigured XF86Config file with the
XF86CONFIG_FILE = XF86CONFIG_FILE.ws001
I have a picky video card on my laptop that requires some different settings
than what
the rc.setupx3 script builds see below the Weight and the ViewPort settings
Section "Screen"
Dr
Hello all...
this is something not particular to the two groups i send it, but with
both groups i hope to find the best answer:
here my plans:
i want to offer the clients in a fast network a full desktop by using a
thinclient solution. the clients are running only the X-Server, all
apps, includi
HELP
can anybody give the deatisl about the mouse support in ltsp
list of mouse and type mouse supported any documenttation
can anybody help me to find out keyboard support in ltsp
what type of keyboard is uspported
list of keyboards
does all english language keyboards supported
plz mail to [EMA
All,
Anybody have LTSP running on RH 8.1(phoebe)?. I need kernel 2.4.20+ to
run Intel 845GL chipset. So far, SuSe 8.1(2.4.19) and RH 8.2 are the
only things that run correctly on the 845.
Rick Barnich
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I would take the hard drive out of 2 computers, and
make an openmosix cluster with the three computers.
This way the 3 computers use 1 hard drive
maybe a second hd on the server machine to handle
backups so you still get to configure 1 computer and
the speed of the three together
Otherwise just i
its not max sessions
http://ltsp.org/contrib/gray_screen.html
have fun!
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wrote:
> Trying to get compaq4131t laptop to ltsp. Worked on
> my orig install with redhat
> 7 and Xfree 3.
> newserver is redhat 8 which provides gdm login for
> Macintosh..ati ccar
On Sat, 2003-01-25 at 15:55, Matthew T. O'Connor wrote:
> Agreed, now if I can just remember some of those jokes...
For more punchlines...I send out a joke every night at 11:58PM EST.
> On Sat, 2003-01-25 at 13:31, Ed Weinberg wrote:
> > It was great joining the LTSP/OO/rom-o-matic people for din
Again, there is some variation in the perceived meaning of thin/fat client.
I interpret them as relating to
processor/ram capabilities. . . . . "fat" being, maybe 300MHz + and 32MB+
Etherboot with, or without LTSP is usually "diskless", though a local
disk may be usefull as swap space. BOTH keep
Hi
I have just installed ltsp on my RedHat 8, i have installed KDE,GNOME
and IceWM
All clients are running IceWM as default as well as the server.
I can use Galeon on the Server, but on the klients it comes up with an
error:
Can't connect to "What ever i typed as address"
Mozilla and Konque
hello one and all.
I am having trouble with an LTSP lab that also boots
to windows 98 and uses an NT Logon Script. For
whatever reason it is unable to authenticate the logon
through the LTSP server (as the gateway) and then to
the NT server. I have done a packet sniff, and the
systems are able to
Matthew T. O'Connor wrote:
Agreed, now if I can just remember some of those jokes...
Ummm, "the check is in the ma[il][le]" was one punchline ...
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On Sun, 26 Jan 2003, Shane wrote:
> Ditto.
>
> There used to be an etherboot group, driven, I think, by Ken Yap. This
> is where I started with diskless clients, but that movement seems to
> have fizzled out.
> Basically, it had a netbootable kerner, and a root f/s per client. I
> would lik
Radu Filip wrote:
hello,
after going through lstp documentation and after searching the web, and
this mailing archive, I'm still confused if ltsp is what I need for my
purpose:
- as opposed to thin client provided by ltsp (based on xdmcp), I wish -
ideally - to be able to have a client that r
On Sun, 26 Jan 2003, Shane wrote:
> Ditto.
>
> There used to be an etherboot group, driven, I think, by Ken Yap. This
> is where I started with diskless clients, but that movement seems to
> have fizzled out.
Etherboot is alive and kicking. They are still VERY actively
developing bootrom c
Trying to get compaq4131t laptop to ltsp. Worked on my orig install with redhat
7 and Xfree 3.
newserver is redhat 8 which provides gdm login for Macintosh..ati ccard sonys,
trident card and neomagic.
On compaq i get gray secrren..brief little teeny x then homogenous gray screen
with no x.
hosts.
Ditto.
There used to be an etherboot group, driven, I think, by Ken Yap. This
is where I started with diskless clients, but that movement seems to
have fizzled out.
Basically, it had a netbootable kerner, and a root f/s per client. I
would like to do this again, as I will be using VIA boards
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