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On Thursday 06 March 2003 12:15 pm, pedro noticioso wrote:
Right now we are running 18, we have tested it with 24 (the number of ports in
our hub) by boot floppy in a few of our other server computers just to see
how it handled additional terminals, it did just fine.
As we increased the number of
Hello Bryan,
Friday, March 07, 2003, 11:45:11 PM, you wrote:
> Are there guidelines/standards that I
> should follow when posting to insure the thread can be followed? I hope
> I am doing this right, if not let me know and I will comply with
> whatever.
AFAIK, my posting was a bit against the ru
Hi,
Love LTSP, using it to boot Linux on old slow Windows machines (that
unfortunately I cannot remove Windows from).
Question: How can I get the hard drive to spin down (sleep) on the
workstations?
I've tried adding "/sbin/hdparm -S 1 /dev/hda" to etc/rc.local, but it
seems the hda device is n
I would like to ensure that all the ltsp clients are rebooted monthly. Has anyone
tried this? We have 153+ clients. We are using LTSP 3.0.
I am considering adding local app support to our clients so that we can reboot them
remotely, but I am not sure if this will adversely affect our curren
Anselm,
Thank you for your response. Are there guidelines/standards that I
should follow when posting to insure the thread can be followed? I hope
I am doing this right, if not let me know and I will comply with
whatever.
When I got your mail, I re-fdisked the sandisk erasing all existing
partiti
Hello Bryan,
to start right out, I do not own an iopener. From what I see in the
archive, you should be able to go like this:
-assuming your flash disk is mounted under /dev/hdb1 as /boot (that's
important for the lilo command), containing the files
boot.0340 boot.b iop2399 map lilo.conf
directl
Robert W March wrote:
Darren,
FYI, I have the same symptom with all of the eepro100 NIC's that I have tried
on my RH7.3 system. I do not use PXE.
However, I did find that by repeatedly re-starting the terminal, the eepro
would occasionally get past the 'Searching for server' point and the te
I guess I'll start from the beginning. I'm a Linux newbie. Setting up
this ltsp cluster is my first linux project. I first ordered a
pre-burned etherboot nic from ltsp and used it to setup a dc on a test
server running rh8 connected to my nt network. That worked great and my
boss approved rollin
Barber, Patrick (WorldCom) wrote:
> Hi guys,
> What is the best way of deploying network based scanners to ltsp?
the easiest way is to conect it to the server
every terminal user can use the standard scansoftware.
connecting it to a Terminal is harder, but not impossible,
it is similar to ltsp-so
Adrian Snyman wrote:
> Okay, so I have 2 Clients so far of the 6 I will be getting ..
>
> These things come with HDD's 270MB -> 528MB
>
> It's a bit of a waste to have to use floppies/Boot ROM's
>
> Would it work to create a primary parition of +- 2MB for the bootable
> floppy image, then use the r
Sudev,
Yes, oldest scam. Thanks for re-sending it to everyone on the list in case we didn't
see it the first time. :-/
Pete
Sudev Barar wrote:
>
> Oldest scam. How did this get on the list?? Can we block please??
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Hi guys,
What is the best way of deploying network based scanners to ltsp?
thanks in advance
Patrick Barber
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> how many workstations are on your server?
8 or 10
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Hi...
I've been working with LTSP for 3 years and still have the problem with Floppy access
form ICA/RDP Session. I've tried "ltsp_autofs & ltsp_samba" package of Robbie Stanford
but keep fail. I plan to use Supermount and implement to ICA/RDP Session. So there is
a few questions that I'm going
Okay, so I have 2 Clients so far of the 6 I will be getting ..
These things come with HDD's 270MB -> 528MB
It's a bit of a waste to have to use floppies/Boot ROM's
Would it work to create a primary parition of +- 2MB for the bootable floppy
image, then use the rest of the HDD for swap ??
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Hi
Tad,
Me t
:-)
John could you tell us
if Sun Ray 1's can be used and how in an LTSP enviroment?
SeeYa,
M
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Hi,
Am Freitag, 7. März 2003 04:19 schrieb Sudev Barar:
> Oldest scam. How did this get on the list?? Can we block please??
>
> On Fri, 2003-03-07 at 12:26, Fara Mark wrote:
> > BARRISTER FARA MARK
...
Because of your ToFu we've got the whole email twotimes in the list ;-)
Regards
Dieter
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Hi Michel,
I am waiting to hear from John Simovic about the config. I know they were using some kind of proprietary protocol, and that it was inefficient. I am hopeful it is not too much trouble to get them working.
I can't wait to hear.
Cheers,
Tad
On Thursday, March 6, 2003, at 11:40 PM
Hi
Tad,
Yes they are Sun Ray 1's
(see my post) about the present configuration I can't say much. They
connect to a Sun server and they only use it to start a citrix client to an NT
server. So they want to get rid of them and go the NT machine directly with PC
workstations.
That's all I
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