Hello,
some time ago I've tried LTSP on Linux PPC at iSeries and it
functioned problem-free.
I simply copied an i386 "/opt/ltsp.." directory onto iSeries Linux,
created /tftpboot containing the x86 kernels and then configured
tftp, nfs and X.
That's all.
Regards
Karl
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On Fri, 11 Jun 2004, Richard Houston wrote:
> Thanks for the response.
>
> Just to clarify, we want to run the LTSP server on the Linux/AS400 LPAR
> but the clients will remain X86 based.
Oh. We've already done that. 2 years ago.
Nothing special. just install the ltsp packages.
The ltspcfg
Thanks for the response.
Just to clarify, we want to run the LTSP server on the Linux/AS400 LPAR
but the clients will remain X86 based.
Do you see any issues with this configuration as the AS400 is PPC based? I
can't see any real issue as there really is no server side components
executed besides
On Fri, 2004-06-11 at 09:47, Brian Payst wrote:
> Here's my config for a USB mouse for one client:
>
> MODULE_01 = usb-uhci
> MODULE_02 = usbmouse
> MODULE_03 = mousedev
> MODULE_04 = usbkbd
> MODULE_05 = key
I am having trouble getting a thin client to use a USB mouse. I've got
it working if I put the following line under the default section of my
lts.conf file:
X_MOUSE_DEVICE = "/dev/input/mouse0"
Then I load the following modules under one of the thin client sections:
[tc001]
MODULE_01 = /kernel/
LTSP's fearless leader, Jim McQuil did an interview with newsforge which
is quite a nice read.
http://www.newsforge.com/software/04/06/02/1319251.shtml
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Richard,
Bill Cavelari did a bunch of work on LTSP for PPC. He's not commited it
back to CVS yet, but I know there are tarballs available of the binary
packages.
I think Eric Harrison put the tarballs somewhere on the k12ltsp ftp
site, but i'm not sure where.
Hope that helps,
Jim McQuillan
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