On Wed, 24 Sep 2003, Tommi Asiala wrote:
> For startes I worked within closed lan (3com hub, 12 ports, 10 mbps).
> First of all 8 network cards were ordered with realtek 8139 chip (cheap
> as possible, 8/per card) to get those old computers on the network (the
> older cards were not compatible
Hello again, first of all thank you Jim for your quick response, i made the
change (about nfs ) and it seems to be ok but we will watch it for some time
to be sure. The other problem we have is that we can have only 10 clients
running, I thing there is a maximum number of xclients accepted becau
I tried using the soundcore, uart401, and sb io=0x220
irq=5 dma=1 settings in lts.conf and got an error with
the sb module.. I tried the auto option and it seems
to have died on the very next (and last) part, the
mixer device.
I went to via's website and they only have source RPMs
for various dis
Hello,
all of the teachers are members of the group "teachers". No one of them
except me (a teacher too) and root can print. There always appears the
message: "/usr/bin/passwd:invalid option --c.". Any ideas?
cu
Werner
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> > Hello there, this is the 3rd mail I am sending. I just wanted to know if
> > there is an explanation on some sudden logouts taking place in the LTSP
> > terminals. We have a server with 2 Xeon 1.8MHZ & 1Gb Ram, 12 terminals with
> > Pentium II 350Mhz & 128 Mb Ram, 100BaseT NIC's,100Mbs Switch a
On Thu, 2003-09-25 at 05:10, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hello again, first of all thank you Jim for your quick response, i made the
> change (about nfs ) and it seems to be ok but we will watch it for some time
> to be sure. The other problem we have is that we can have only 10 clients
> running
On Thu, 2003-09-25 at 07:15, Werner Winter wrote:
> Hello,
> all of the teachers are members of the group "teachers". No one of them
> except me (a teacher too) and root can print. There always appears the
> message: "/usr/bin/passwd:invalid option --c.". Any ideas?
>
> cu
> Werner
What dis
Hello David,
all of the teachers are members of the group "teachers". No one of them
except me (a teacher too) and root can print. There always appears the
message: "/usr/bin/passwd:invalid option --c.". Any ideas?
What distribution are you using?
I'm using SuSE 8.2
Werner
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Hello
I have a ltsp server running. Now I want to replace the etherboot
floppy with an eprom on the ethernet card.
I went to www.rom-o-matic.net/ but I am confused which image to use.
After you choose your NIC you have the following option on the next
drop down list box :
1. floppy bootable
Hi all,
i run into some strange problems mounting a LOCAL floppy. This is on running a
local application (connect to the terminal via rsh).
First i removed the busybox symlink and copied a real "mount" to the
ltsp-root/bin. The mount as setuid and is owned by root. In /etc/fstab the entry
allows
Hi,
I have the "Respawning too fast" problem in my ltsp installation, which
is on a Compaq Proliant (Xeon 2.2, 1Gb Ram, 3X36Gb Disks with Raid) with
Debian 3.0, kernel 2.4.22 and ltsp 3.0.
I have gdm as display manager and the problem occur intermittently and
ONLY after a Session disconnection
Andy Rabagliati wrote:
If the floppies get old / don't work, you might try my solution of
booting lilo from the hard drive at
http://www.wizzy.org.za/article/articlestatic/14/1/2/
I considered that option but at the time it seemed more easy to use
floppies. One thing was that the kids couldn'
My company just received 2 Wyse Thin Clients (Winterm 5455XL). From
what I understand so far, I need to install the required packages onto
our Linux DHCP Server which will provide the Thin Client an image
created by etherboot via a script specified by the dhcp server, and then
things should be jus
hey all, i've run into a rather annoying problem involving tftp.
The client boots fine and gets an address via DHCP.
Me : (IP) Server : (IP) : Gateway :(IP) information is all displayed.
The next line is
Loading 192.168.0.254:/lts/vmlinuz.ltsp .
I had setup LTSP on another server and it flew
Paul,
Assuming that eventually the client does boot (i.e. you don't have a
RH 9.x firewall running) this is generally caused by a network problem,
often a switch/NIC that do not auto-negotiate correctly.
You could confirm this by connecting the client directly to the server
via a crossover cab
Are you running cable over fluorescent lighting? That's a lot of
interference... How are your collisions? My cheap 8 port switch is horrible
with intense traffic. Maybe throw ethereal on a system and watch the
traffic, see who is waiting for who...
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROT
Matthew,
Try
MODULE_01 = sound
MODULE_02 = via82cxxx_audio
Regards
Darryl
Matthew Tedder wrote:
I tried using the soundcore, uart401, and sb io=0x220
irq=5 dma=1 settings in lts.conf and got an error with
the sb module.. I tried the auto option and it see
Rudolf,
1) On the client, in run level 3, can you mount -t (fstype) /dev/fd0
/mount/point ?
2) I'm guessing all your references to /etc/fstab are from the LTSP
client's point of view and are really /{ltsroot}/etc/fstab.
3) Symlink permissions seem a bit odd... shouldn't they always be
lrwxr
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Am Freitag, 26. September 2003 00:06 schrieb Peter Billson:
> Rudolf,
> 1) On the client, in run level 3, can you mount -t (fstype) /dev/fd0
> /mount/point ?
- Only root can do this. A normal user seems to have no permission.
> 2) I'm guessing all your references to /etc/fstab are from the L
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Peter Billson wrote:
Paul,
Assuming that eventually the client does boot (i.e. you don't have a
RH 9.x firewall running) this is generally caused by a network problem,
often a switch/NIC that do not auto-negotiate correctly.
You could confirm this by connecting the client directly to the server
Sudev,
I experienced the same thing with IceWM and finally dumped it and went
to Gnome. Oddly, I have had no problems with Gnome, even thought it is
a much beefier window manager than IceWM. You would sort of suspect
that the memory requirements would be high, but I'm not seeing that
here. We h
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