Dear all,
My distro is Mandrake 9.0.
I used :
1. ltsp_core-3.0.7-0
2. ltsp_kernel-3.0.5-0
3. ltsp_x_core-3.0.4-0
4. ltsp_x_fonts-3.0.0-0
5. NIC rtl8139
The problem is :
I've got no login window in on my client. And the log in the client are :
Warning : font renderer for ".pfa" registered more
Any more ideas, putting RUNLEVEL = 5 in does not work
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From: simo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 24 February 2003 17:19
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Ltsp-discuss] first install
ok here's I think u'r missing a RUNLEVEL =5 in your default
Thanks mostly due to hints left me by members of this list, I have
been able to get my Win95 machine to call for the DHCP info and I have
ping'd and telnet'd into 192.168.0.254, (server.ltsp). But I have as yet
been unable to get Netscape on Win95 to see the internet even though it
can see
you must
download etherboot version 5.0.8 or lower, because i had sameproblem with u
with higher version- Original Message -From: "David
Alger" [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: "LTSP" [EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Thursday, February 13, 2003 9:32 PMSubject:
[Ltsp-discuss] Workstation Reboots after
anyone can help me, i have problem with display my workstation
workstation spesification
s3 trio 64
2048 m
Nec monitor 15 '
maybe anyone have same configuration at ltsp with me
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dear Creighton,
If I do understand what you are trying to do - this is quite the
wrong place to talk about it. You might get better help on a
pure linux list. Check the digests of the SuSE.com lists, for
possible better details.
I think that you are trying to enable your local network to use
I am trying to set a paralell Canon BJC-4300 printer in a terminal so i
include the following commands on lts.conf.
PRINTER_0_DEVICE = /dev/lp0
PRINTER_0_TYPE = P
The printer did not work and the printer did not show on the printers list.
Then i gave a Fixed ip address to the
With the latest version of ltsp comes a version 4.1.0 of XFree86 that
has a much better support for S3 chips. so first thing on you list
should be to upgrade ltsp (visit
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=17723 ...) and
install xcore package ;-)
boot your workstation in level 3
Gabriel,
it is rather obvoius from the docs. This is what I do to run 2
printers on a via box, first on usb port, second on parallel port:
MODULE_01 = usb-uhci
MODULE_02 = printer
PRINTER_0_DEVICE = /dev/usb/lp0
PRINTER_0_TYPE = S
Hello gabriel,
Tuesday, February 25, 2003, 2:21:57 PM, you wrote:
gl I am trying to set a paralell Canon BJC-4300 printer in a terminal so i
gl include the following commands on lts.conf.
gl PRINTER_0_DEVICE = /dev/lp0
gl PRINTER_0_TYPE = P
gl The printer did not work and
Title:
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Logically, if you have edited dhcpd.conf and *restarted dhcpd* (I forget
that part sometimes), it should behave differently. If you still see
the problem, please send a copy of your dhcpd.conf and an ls -l of the
directory where the new kernel is.
Good luck!
- Jake
On Mon, Feb 24, 2003 at
It seems that your server is not answering XDMCP requests. Have you
enabled XDMCP in your display manager (xdm/kdm/gdm) and made sure your
LTSP server is not firewalling against it? This might fix your problem.
You mentioned that you're not getting a login screen, but you didn't say
what you
Howdy
When I say sleep, I mean it does nothing more/freezes/dies.
/var/log/messages says:
Feb 25 19:16:26 krakatoa rpc.mountd: authenticated mount request from
192.168.0.150:688 for /opt/ltsp/i386 (/opt/ltsp/i386)
Feb 25 19:17:06 krakatoa last message repeated 4 times
Feb 25 19:18:16 krakatoa
Jake Schroeder wrote:
Please help, o great NFS gurus!
The client is just sitting there and mounting, mounting, mounting. It
seems that it tries about once every ten seconds. Why would this fail?
Sadly this has gone beyond my experience in troubleshooting NFS. I
would investigate how to turn
Just a thought, although i have all the required files for running KDE on
the server, it has never been set up as a graphical login only command line,
will this make a difference?
-Original Message-
From: simo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 24 February 2003 17:19
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED];
Could this be a name-resolution issue?
I have known one case in which NFS services took a very long time to
start, because of improper DNS configuration. If the Internet
connection was down, DNS requests would fail quickly, and NFS was happy.
How are /etc/hosts, /etc/resolv.conf, and named
Your server must be running KDM, in order for XDMCP to work.
If you are not running graphical login, your server is most likely not
running KDM. (Try ps ax | grep kdm).
You can actually run KDM without running graphical login, but this is
more tricky, so most people don't do this right away:
Do you have the workstations in the hosts file? because it sounds like a
name resolving issue I had a while ago. And when I added the workstations
to the hosts file, It was fixed.
Matthew Winther
On Tue, 25 Feb 2003, Ken Cobler wrote:
Jake Schroeder wrote:
Please help, o great NFS gurus!
'til a few days I was running a server (redhat 6.2) w/ ltsp (3) for
almost 30 diskless machines...
I was thinking on migrate de system to a redhat 8.0 to use w/ its brand
new interface ( more easy to users) but I dont know what kind of server
to use ( or better saying .. got low $$$)
the
Im having some troubles w/ the OPenOffice suite + LTSP...
suddently... It stop to works you click to open any O.O
application... and it doesnt open
so I got a look at top and ps and simply got that and insttance of
O.O is open and marked as ZOMBI... I try to kill it but doesnt
... and as an extension to the below question...
What is a Zombie process? Is it a process that is stuck waiting for
something from the kernel? How can someone kill the process and get a
report of what it was waiting for?
I have seen Zombie processes in top before, and I haven't investigated
Hi,
Just a note about managing SMB, you should have a service somewhere
called swat. Once it is running you will have to use your web browser
and enter the following address: http://localhost:901 swat is meant to
give you a web interface to setting up the samba service and therefore
there will
Hi,
First a bit of background: a zombie process cannot be killed, it is
already dead, it usually means that the process which created it died
unexpectedly and couldn't terminate its child processes. the INIT
process should then inherit the child process and wipe it out of the
memory. it sound
Another idea:
If it happens weekly, it might be a script in /etc/cron.weekly which is
killing that process for some reason, what have you got in that
directory?
/Patrick
On Tue, 2003-02-25 at 17:09, Diego Augusto Dalmolin wrote:
Im having some troubles w/ the OPenOffice suite + LTSP...
Howdy
How do I add workstations to the hosts file, when the stations have no names.
I am using the PXELINUX boot method, and therefore the Setting hostname line
during the workstation bootup doesn't have any name?
Warwick Chapman
Managing Member
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Cell: +27 83 7797094
I think I've got ya...
Its only one terminal that is crashing the system
I think thasts because of low phisical memory or... low swap memory in
lts.conf
cause the user said that only crashes when he try to open large XSC
files
Im going to do some tests later I'll post the
Hi,
the terminals are going to use:
* mozilla ( or netscape 7) with all plugins... (flash,Real,acrobat,java)
* OpenOffice
* Maybe ximian desktop (not shure)
for approx. 30 diskless terminals
I was thinking of a AMD Duron 1.3 w/ 1Gb ram and 2- 20Gb Ide hardisk
Would it be enough
like...
a completely diskless terminal no HD... is there any way to run XMMS
( or other mp3 player) localy?, like the local processor run xmms to
dont overload the main server...
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Okay, the workstations *never* have no names.
They get an IP address from the DHCP server. If you define their IP
addresses, then each one has a known IP address.
When their hostname is looked up (through either reverse-DNS lookups
or lts.conf), they have a name.
So, define all of your
Hi,
Forwarded from Alexander, please answer to his private E-mail
ta
/Patrick
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From: Alexander [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: LTSP sound down my interface
Date: 25 Feb 2003 16:36:15 +
Hi!
Sorry, but i can't send messages for ltsp
Howdy
The reason we are using the PXELINUX boot method is because we don't want to
have to explicitly specify each client, as in K12LTSP (Which we find too
sluggish) and, lord forbid, Windows Terminal Services.
If they have auto generated host names, where can I find the defaults to add
them
Hi
I can only get the login screen for the clients when the server is
running X windows
How can I get the login screen on the client side with the server
running at level 3 (
I am trying to save resources on the server side )
Thanks Alvaro
I have a LTSP installation of 3 terminals used by 6 persons. It would be
great to have displayed somewhere in the screen the username of the person
that is log.
Gabriel Lopez
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On Tue, Feb 25, 2003 at 02:03:00PM -0300, Diego Augusto Dalmolin wrote:
'til a few days I was running a server (redhat 6.2) w/ ltsp (3) for
almost 30 diskless machines...
I was thinking on migrate de system to a redhat 8.0 to use w/ its brand
new interface ( more easy to users) but I dont
Id just have them type whoami at a terminal
although, Id really run vncserver, and if I leave my
desktop just close its window and if I take another
computer If just vncviewer server:1 and Id be back
to the work I left untouched 8)
--- gabriel lopez [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a LTSP
I have setup autologin with KDM on Mandrake 9.0.
It works well except for one thing : and I quit the window manager ( in
this situation, qvwm)
When I start the computer, it autolog. When I press ctl-alt-backspace,
it autolog.
But when I quit the window manager, it load KDM and dont autolog...
Dear all,
I used Mandrake 9.0, LTSP 3, rtl8139.
I want to know how to make "user right". In example, the user "admin" has right to reboot and shutdown the server. And another user like "user01" can't do that.
This, is maybe a "very newbie" question. If I logged in as "user01" whose the right are
I just did this one myself, and I love the simpicity.
just after the to lts.conf lines you have posted you typpe...
PRINTER_1_DEVICE = dev/lp1
PRINTER_1_TYPE = (P or S?)
for a third, replace _1_ with _2_, three is the max.
On Tue, 25 Feb 2003, gabriel lopez wrote:
I am
I see another problem. The 3c509b is an isa nic. It will not be detected by
the server. Also, the 3c509b is isa pnp; isa pnp has to be turned off. As
Jake points out, if the nic is in fact a 3c905b, it should be detected
because the 3c905b is a pci nic.
Tom
At 01:17 PM 2/24/03 -0600, Jake
On Tuesday 25 February 2003 22:54, Ken McCord wrote:
Has anyone ever tested the VXL thin clients? I'm testing one now, and
the specs are impressive for the price. They have a $300 model that
supports ICA, RDP and X (!) out of the box, with a $260 on the way. The
$300 model (the Netica Lite)
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