When i have set up the client to use SVGA server, its displaying a
message like
"Linear addressing is required for 16bpp"
When i tried to use a pre-configured XF86Config file its giving an error
message like
"No valid modes found"
My hardware is
Server Pentium 4 1.7GHz with 256 MB Ram
Worksta
I wrote this script a couple days ago, it is an user
process suicide script, so just chmod +x it at
/usr/bin/suicide and make all users run this command
before turning off the computer, please repply with
the results since I have not been able to test it
myself (in production), so I dont know if i
Guys:
anybody whos sucesfully running ltsp3 with devfs.
Can you give an exact configuration file. I think
devfs was the reason why i cant manage ltsp client
sound. I just copy the /dev of my redhat 8 to the ltsp
dev directory but then when my thin client boots up,
an error appear, it says "Erro
what is the official budget?
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> If your budget allows for that amount of money then
> that's fine with
> me. Mine doesn't. Therefore I rest my case.
>
>
>
> On 28-Jan-03 John McCreesh wrote:
> > Let's see ... www.dell.co.uk
> >
> > Dell PowerEdge 600SC - SCSI
> >
If your budget allows for that amount of money then that's fine with
me. Mine doesn't. Therefore I rest my case.
On 28-Jan-03 John McCreesh wrote:
> Let's see ... www.dell.co.uk
>
> Dell PowerEdge 600SC - SCSI
> Intel Pentium 4 processor 2.4GHz with 512K enhanced cache
> 4GB DDR ECC (4*1GB)
> 7
It would help to have some type of error message or symptom of the problem
If you have a grey screen with and X in the middle of it there is a good
contrib in ltsp.org on that topic
http://www.ltsp.org/contrib/gray_screen.html
I had problems with my cirrus gdcl7555 on my laptop with a 800x600 scre
I have those very settings on a Jammin 125 I bought 3 weeks ago,
yet I also get lockups after perhaps 15 to 45 minutes.
I too have kernel 3.0.5, installed as the Debian package
ltsp-kernel-2.4.19-i386_3.0.5-0_all.deb
I have the additional entries on my main computer (which also runs
kernel 2.4.1
Hi,
I am currently running ltsp 3.0 in my class
room with about 25 terminals. My server is
home-built pc with 1.2 G RAM and a 1.2 GHz
Athelon CPU, and three 10Mbps switches.
At peak time, I have about 24 students login
thru icewm, running xterm and mozilla. The
performance is a bit slow but sti
On Tue, Jan 28, 2003 at 06:24:11PM +0200, Andres Toomsalu wrote:
> I have done something similar what you describe...
> It consists of bit advanced dhcpd.conf file which presents an boot menu
> at terminal boot time - choices are:
> 1) Linux terminal
> 2) First HDD partition (usually windoze instal
Win4Lin Terminal Server 2 can be licensed for 5, 10, 25 users, and costs
around $100 (dollars) per educational user. I've demo'd it running 2
Windows sessions concurrently.
You also need a valid Win98 licence per user. TS2 is based on Win4Lin
v4.0, and both allow you to resize Windows to a full sc
Hi,
> Not enough memory, that's the problem
>
> > ... 4GB DDR ECC (4*1GB)
Why?
kind regards
Dieter
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Sorry for being stupid but if you want a more graphical effect you could
put grub (or lilo) on the harddisk and tell grub how to boot a etherboot
disk. As the machine is not disk less anyway if you can't program the boot
prom it save the need for a floppy. (might get removed by a use
Not enough memory, that's the problem
On Tue, 28 Jan 2003, John McCreesh wrote:
> Let's see ... www.dell.co.uk
> Dell PowerEdge 600SC - SCSI
> Intel Pentium 4 processor 2.4GHz with 512K enhanced cache
> 4GB DDR ECC (4*1GB)
> 73GB 10,000rpm 1'' Ultra 3 160 SCSI hard drive - 68 pin
> UKP 4056 + VAT
Hi,
I?m also very interested in that.
Thanks
Oscar
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Toomsalu
Enviado el: martes, 28 de enero de 2003 17:24
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Asunto: Re: [Ltsp-discuss] Multiboot LTSP Win98
ibm netvista e220x - dual piii, up to 4GB memory, native scsi. single
processor box is <$800, additional processor about $400. have no problems
with them. julius
On Tue, 28 Jan 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Mmm? ...
> Let me see? ...
> 75 times 50 plus 256 makes 4006 ...
> 8-o) ... whoops ... th
I have done something similar what you describe...
It consists of bit advanced dhcpd.conf file which presents an boot menu
at terminal boot time - choices are:
1) Linux terminal
2) First HDD partition (usually windoze installed there)
3) HDD image restore from server
4) HDD image backup to server
5
This is a FAQ - see
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=ltsp-discuss&m=103696305931279
John
On 28 Jan 2003 11:04:43 +
Joyce LAMBERT <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello
>
> I have now a server with LTSP running good.
> Some of the pc must run with LTSP and with Win98 on a local hard drive.
> Is
Let's see ... www.dell.co.uk
Dell PowerEdge 600SC - SCSI
Intel Pentium 4 processor 2.4GHz with 512K enhanced cache
4GB DDR ECC (4*1GB)
73GB 10,000rpm 1'' Ultra 3 160 SCSI hard drive - 68 pin
UKP 4056 + VAT
Cost per user approx UKP 80 plus diskless terminal.
What's the problem?
John
On Tue, 28
cool! may I see more pictures 8)
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> Jim is the guy whose hand is right above the "2" in
> 2003
>
> On Tue, 2003-01-28 at 11:46, rob apodaca wrote:
> > On 28 Jan 2003 12:19:23 -0500
> > Ed Weinberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
> > >
>
http://www.nylug
Jim is the guy whose hand is right above the "2" in 2003
On Tue, 2003-01-28 at 11:46, rob apodaca wrote:
> On 28 Jan 2003 12:19:23 -0500
> Ed Weinberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > http://www.nylug.org/images/lwe2003/monjaysettro/3_pavillion//DSC02094.JPG
>
> Ok, so which one is Jim?
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On 28 Jan 2003 12:19:23 -0500
Ed Weinberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> http://www.nylug.org/images/lwe2003/monjaysettro/3_pavillion//DSC02094.JPG
Ok, so which one is Jim?
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Here is the general announcement of pictures from LWE taken by Monjay, a
NYLUG member. You can find the LTSP booth at:
http://www.nylug.org/images/lwe2003/monjaysettro/3_pavillion//DSC02094.JPG
...and a picture of me with Migel at the Ximain booth at:
http://www.nylug.org/images/lwe2003/monjayset
If the pre-release news I have been reading is correct, 3.1 is supposed to be
lighter and more efficient. That would be a nice present for everyone, if
true.
On Tuesday 28 January 2003 11:12 am, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am not looking forward to another heap of bloat being added to yet
> an
On Monday 27 January 2003 08:26, Randy Cuadra wrote:
> 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.
Don't know, but probably it can't autodetect the r
Yes, that's reasonable. But even a refurbished Dell 4350 won't run
without RAM. Since we're talking 4 gig here, the RAM itself is going
to cost you more than 1.5 times the price of that server. Depending
on the budget at hand that might not be acceptable anymore.
On 28-Jan-03 R P Herrold wrote:
Before generating and downloading it you can configure Etherboot
online to make it show a prompt that lets you choose between a local
and a remote boot. You can even determine how long it should pause
before choosing a default way to boot. That should do the trick.
On 28-Jan-03 Joyce LAMBERT wro
I have installed Redhat 8.0 and the latest ltsp on a Celeron machine which I have made as a server. I am doing a lab testing with 2 workstations - one a Celeron machine and the other a Pentium machine. I am able to boot through the Celeron workstation. I used the same network card on the Pentium ma
I am not looking forward to another heap of bloat being added to yet
another KDE release and I certainly didn't bite my finger nails
during three months waiting for it to happen.
But Happy Birthday anyway.
On 28-Jan-03 Dan Scannell wrote:
> All,
>
> WOW! Ive waited for almost three months for
grab the mini-disk copy of knoppix and change the last line in the inittab
to query your ltsp server
/usr/X11R6/bin/X -query server.domain.com
To modify the iso copy it to disk and do a loop mount on the iso. Reburn and
enjoy...
Knoppix has darn good hardware detection so it should make it wo
There is a file /etc/SuSE-release that contains a version number. The
LTSP setup checks the contents of that file to determine whether the
platform at hand is supported or not.
You could try forcing LTSP into believing that your platform is
supported by temporarily changing the version in /etc/SuS
Even without direct access to a terminal window it is possible for
well-informed users to launch any application for which they have
enough rights. All it takes is legitimate access through the menus to
an application than can *execute* any external program. I am sure
that *nedit* is but one exampl
The problem with this solution might be that your carefully changed
rights dissappear like snow for the sun each time you install an
upgrade for one or more packages. Heck, it could even be that you
cannot perform such an upgrade *because* of the changed rights.
If I were you, I'd thoroughly check
Since RH is Linux it is of course possible to set group and user
rights, but that won't make the menu choices dissapear from the Gnome
or KDE menu structure. With those bloated window managers there just
is no *easy* way to change the menus on a per user or per group basis.
The *easiest* approach
Does anyone know if the 3com 3c515-tx isa nic is supported by ltsp.
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That looks like a more reasonable and feasible approach to me.
On 27-Jan-03 prakash modak wrote:
>
> Hi nayan,
>
> For 50 nodes as per the document U need Piv 1.4Gz with atlest 2Gb
> ram.
> But as i setup netscape to run locally i configured 50 nodes on
> 1GB ram with pIII 800.
>
>
> Praka
Mmm? ...
Let me see? ...
75 times 50 plus 256 makes 4006 ...
8-o) ... whoops ... that's a little less than 4 gig ...
8-o) ... I wonder which affordable box can swallow all that?
;-)
On 27-Jan-03 John McCreesh wrote:
> On 27 Jan 2003 08:02:52 -
> "nayan naya" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>
:) :)
There is nothing wrong with a 386, nor with character computing, nor
with GUI computing. It is just that nowadays new users exclusively
learn how to use a computer in a GUI environment. They think of
character computing as old-fashioned and inefficient.
:) :)
So be it, but I have some real
Hi there,
I have configured ltsp 3.0.7 on Red Hat 8.0.
However I am having lot of problems booting to gui on my workstations
which have Cirrus Logic Video Chip sets.
These workstations have Cirrus Logic 5424/8/9 Video Chip sets and have
20 MB Rams.
Its booting well to runlevel 3, but unable to
On Tuesday 28 January 2003 11:03, Chambard O wrote:
> When I try to run application with curses, I get this error :(
In your /ltsroot/ directory, make sure the following exists:
usr/share/terminfo/l/linux
etc/termcap # for old stuff.
You should be able to copy these files from /.
> Thanks fo
Hello
I have now a server with LTSP running good.
Some of the pc must run with LTSP and with Win98 on a local hard drive.
Is there a possibility to start a multiboot with the network
1- LTSP
2- Win98 (Local HardDrive)
3- HardDrive Clone (Norton Ghost Like) [I have see udpcast how can do
somthing
Greetings all,
I have a problem with my X server setup
which seems to be common looking round
the net, but the solution still evades me...
I have my X server set up to serve clients on
my LAN, we have 3 or 4 clients working happily,
getting a login box from the X server using
X -ac -query 192.168
All,
WOW! Ive waited for almost three months for KDE 3.1 and finally its released
today! on my birthday as well!
How cool is that.
http://promo.kde.org/3.1/screenshots.php
Dan
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