G'day,
I'm trying to setup a VMware virtual machine to act as the diskless
client as I have no other hardware to try. I've pointed it's floppy
device to be a file on disk created by,
$ cat eb-5.2.2-pcnetfastiii.zdsk bootfloppy.dsk
But when I boot the Vmware client I get this after the usual
Hello,
I want do setup win4lin on my ltsp server. Has anyone any experience with win4lin? I
have 13
terminals. What about the performance when 13 terminals (32 MB RAM) are useing windows
at the same
time (server PIV, 2,4 GHz, 3 GB RAM)?
cu
Werner
oops,
Forget that previous question, answered it myself, got an earlier
version of etherboot, works a treat. However.
I'm now at the stage where the client is going into X, and I get this
error,
(++) Using config file: /tmp/XF86COnfig.1
Couldn't open RGB_DB '/usr/X11R6/lib/X11/rgb'
Hello folks,
Got a problem here.
Somehow, shutdown (poweroff, reboot) just exits
on terminal without affecting the system.
Details:
LTSP kernel 3.0.11
LTSP core 3.0.7-0
Terminal boots into runlevel 3.
Hardware:
CPU Celeron 1.70GHz
Motherboard GA-8VD667
Knoppix on
Hi,
I have done everything according to the Gray Screen troubleshooting document
and I am still stuck. Everything fits according to the document except I still
don't get the login screen.
The only anomality I noticed is that when I run netstat -anp | grep :177 I
get the following
udp 2964 0
Hello
We have put up a LTSP enviroment and it is working well. My problem is that
all our students still need to use WIn2000 T.S to use a study program that
we use. My Question is if i can print out from the Win 2000 TS to the
printer that is working on the LTSP client in the classrooms. Can
Hi all
I want to know if it's possible to disable root login on clients using
xdm.
I had 'xlogin.Login.allowRootLogin=false' line in /etc/X11/xdm/Xresource
file but xdm (of course restarted) don't seems to mind about it.
Any ideas ?
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I need to synchronize PDA's on the terminal, using USB. Can this be
done? I've got no problem doing it on a regular Linux box, but I'm not
sure how to get access to the local USB-port in a LTSP environment.
Thanks
Sigurd Egeland
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On Wed, 29 Oct 2003, Morten Abrahamsen wrote:
We have put up a LTSP enviroment and it is working well. My problem is that
all our students still need to use WIn2000 T.S to use a study program that
we use. My Question is if i can print out from the Win 2000 TS to the
printer that is working on
Hi guys!!
I wanted to ask whether i there is some place where i can
download tftp from because it is not on my redhat cd's or
the k12ltsp cd's..
thanx guys
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Use something like this as your /etc/X11/Xsession (/etc/X11/xdm/Xsession
on redhat 9)
file:
#!/bin/bash
#Commands to run always
xscreensaver-command -exit
#Detect who is trying log in
USER=`whoami`
case $USER in
root)
exit
;;
*)
#commands to set up a
Hi Lilo,
tftp is included with all the redhat/k12ltsp cd's I've used. The
package for Redhat 9/K12ltsp 3.1.x is tftp-server-0.32-4, look for that
on your cds. If you subscribed to Redhat Network run up2date -i
tftp-server from a command line when logged in as root.
Hope that helps.
Erick
On
Well, there is a good ftp site at ft.unicamp.br
username: anonymous
password: anything, or blablabla, whatever, etc hehehe
Get into pub and list the directories... I hope you find it there.
Jr.
Em Qua 29 Out 2003 13:24, lilo escreveu:
Hi guys!!
I wanted to ask whether i there is some place
i am trying to install tftp and it seems to install:
#rpm -ivh --force tftp-0.29-3.src.rpm
warning: tftp-0.29-3.src.rpm: V3 DSA signature: NOKEY, key
ID db42a60e
1:tftp
###
[100%]
but when i run ps -e i it is not there this is on redhat
the src package is just the source package...if you want to install the
binarie file, try to donwload the i386 package...
Em Qua 29 Out 2003 14:32, Melvin Mungunda escreveu:
i am trying to install tftp and it seems to install:
#rpm -ivh --force tftp-0.29-3.src.rpm
warning:
You have to either do what Arecio suggests or build the binary from the source
rpm that you have.
Yes, the source rpm did install but you have to perform additional steps on
building the binary version from the newly installed source and then installing
the derived binary. Therefor do the
On Wed, 29 Oct 2003, [iso-8859-1] Arécio Junior wrote:
rpmfind.net
Well, there is a good ftp site at ft.unicamp.br
username: anonymous
password: anything, or blablabla, whatever, etc hehehe
Get into pub and list the directories... I hope you find it there.
Jr.
Em Qua 29 Out 2003
Is there a debian repository for LTSP?
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Hi Mark,
I was womdering if you still have your script that logs people out when
their time is up?
If so could you send a copy of it to me, or post it to the list if
anyone else would also like to see it?
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Am Mittwoch, 29. Oktober 2003 19:00 schrieb Angel Gabriel:
Is there a debian repository for LTSP?
See http://www.ltsp.org/instructions-3.0.html and http://apt-get.org:
deb http://termserv.berlios.de/debian stable main non-free
Georg
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Peter,
I think i've heard that VMWare support is broken in Etherboot 5.2.x,
I'd go back and try 5.0.x
Jim McQuillan
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On Wed, 29 Oct 2003, Peter Rundle wrote:
G'day,
I'm trying to setup a VMware virtual machine to act as the diskless
client as I have no other hardware
Ok, for X, you need to specify the BUS ID.
This is the entry that I use for VMWare thin client:
X4_BUSID = PCI:0:15:0
That should take care of it for you.
The rgb shouldn't be causing any problem for you.
Jim McQuillan
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On Wed, 29 Oct 2003, Peter
Jon,
Check the following:
1) Is iptables rules preventing a NFS connection ?
2) Is /etc/hosts.allow setup correctly ?
3) Is your workstation listed in /etc/hosts ?
4) Is your server IP address really 192.168.1.100 ?
5) Is your broadcast setup correctly on your server interface ?
6) Is
Melvin,
There are 2 parts to tftp.
The server and the client.
It looks like you have installed the client, but NOT the server.
look for a package that starts with tftp-server
Also, just installing it doesn't make it start running.
You'll need to edit /etc/xinetd.d/tftp and make sure
it says
On Wed, 29 Oct 2003 08:36:27 +0100
Werner Winter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I want do setup win4lin on my ltsp server. Has anyone any experience
with win4lin? I have 13 terminals. What about the performance when 13
terminals (32 MB RAM) are useing windows at the same time (server PIV,
Hi
I would disagree. Certain versions of **VMWare** are broken and do not
work with Etherboot 5.2 and greater. See:
http://etherboot.augustinnetz.de/wiki.pl?EtherbootVMWare
Recent 4.x versions of VMWare seem to have the issue resolved. In
addition, depending on how you create your disk file
Hi Tim,
Thanks for the link, I tried method 2 and that got 5.2.2 to boot and
produce the when attempting to run an OS/2 guest error message.
When you have the source for Etherboot and just compiled code for VMWare
the issue is obviously in the compiled code. ;-)
lol, Ok fair enough but that
thanks for your replies guys. I figured out the problem. this was it - i
had a usb keyboard connected =] go figure. anyhoo instead of re-compiling
the kernel i just plugged in one of those usb to ps/2 connectors and
everything is working fine.
perhaps in the future versions of ltsp kernel it
There was a posting a month or so ago about compressed X.
(http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg15265.html)
Does anyone have any info or ideas about that? I've banned my kids from
playing runescape on the thin client because of the 30 Mbit bandwidth it
sucks up.
-Ed
Serge;
Check the binary that you're running. I went through
this a while back and all of these pointed to the
busybox executable, which wouldn't shutdown the
client when called to do so.
My solution was to copy /sbin/halt to the /opt/ltsp/i386/sbin
directory and create the symbolic link for it
lol, Ok fair enough but that doesn't explain why earlier versions of
etherboot work. So a broken etherboot 5.0.11 and a broken Vmware
2.0.4
makes for a working system. But a fixed etherboot 5.2.2, won't work
with a broken Vmware. I guess I can live with that, but that older
broken but working
Have you enabled the securetty feature? I think it requires a PAM
module (pam_securetty.so) and it's not enabled by default.
Humberto
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From: Julius Szelagiewicz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2003 12:54 PM
Subject: Re:
On Wed, 29 Oct 2003, Tom Griffing wrote:
Serge;
Check the binary that you're running. I went through
this a while back and all of these pointed to the
busybox executable, which wouldn't shutdown the
client when called to do so.
Oops. I should have figured!
Busybox also segfaults for no
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