First, thnaks to all the helpfule people that allowed me to get this proof
of concept setup over the weekend.
Now, I have one remaining issue, which I'm reposting below, since I suspect
it got lost in all the other mails I was sending to the list :-)
If anyone cna give me a clue as to how to addr
Stan,
editing the /opt/ltsp/i386/etc/vidlist file is easy, but you do need to
know the PCI Vendor and Device ID of the video chipset.
To get that, you need to set:
SCREEN_01 = shell
then, boot the client, and do this:
cut -b 1-14 /proc/bus/pci/devices
This will give you 2 columns of ou
First, thnaks to all the helpfule people that allowed me to get this proof
of concept setup over the weekend.
Now, I have one remaining issue, which I'm reposting below, since I suspect
it got lost in all the other mails I was sending to the list :-)
If anyone cna give me a clue as to how to add
Hello, all!
Is there a quick way to set-up the clients to access the server via
SSH with auto-login? I'm having problems with the client's
fingerprint-keys. I generated them and put on ssh_known_hosts and on
the nfs root but it keeps asking for confirmation every time.
Also, how would I deal wit
Hi,
I've tried to compile a kernel with Linux Progress Patch, but no
success!
I used the procedures in custom_logo how-to
(http://www.brainlessinc.com/linux/custom_logo.html) in a linux-2.4.27 and
2.4.24 kernel.
The startup logo appears normally, but the xserver doesn't start and
give a
Make sure they have the latest firmware (Version 4.0 i think), otherwise
PXE won't work.
Cheers
Paul
stan schrieb:
Do I need to do anything to set up these cards to attemp PXE boot?
I've been prototyping this weekend on new hardware that has this enable via
the BIOS. But I plan on deploying (as c
On Sat, 14 Aug 2004, stan wrote:
>
> I get a message in the ethereal dump about "ICMP unreachable" from the
> clients address, which may, or may not be related.
>
> What do I need to do to debug tis step?
Check you do not have a firewall running on the server ?
Cheers, Andy!
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On Sun, 15 Aug 2004, stan wrote:
> Do I need to do anything to set up these cards to attemp PXE boot?
>
> I've been prototyping this weekend on new hardware that has this enable via
> the BIOS. But I plan on deploying (as clients) some old HP Vectra P2's with
> these network cards, and the BIOS'e
what does MaxSessions mean in gdm.conf? max number of allowed terminals
running startx?
Thanks!
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Dear Friends,
I've mounted my Local CDROM as \\ws024\lcdrom.I run an automount
system and mount this local device as /misc/localcd and create a
symlink to it as :: /cdrom
When I Put a cd in client CDROM cd I run cd Command ::
> [root@ /] # cd /cdrom
it mounts cd automatically and I can see
Randy M. Cuadra .^.
Customer Support/v\
E-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED]/( )\
http://www.hypertech.com.ph^^-^^ Emad,
before the automount executes, you must create the folder ws024cdrom
under /misc. Hope this helps.
thanX
--randy--
-Origi
On Sun, 2004-08-15 at 00:29, stan wrote:
> I'm trying to do a "[roof of concept" test for a posible ltsp application.
> I'm using some fairly ne HP/Compaq boxes that support PXE. I've configured
> one of them as Debian unstable, and installed lstp version 4.1
>
> I have the client box getting an a
Dear Friends,
I've automount a local CDROM as \\ws024\lcdrom and I automount it under
\misc\ws024cdrom
it works fine. but one problem. when I enter in \misc\ directory and I
run command ls there's no folder there
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] # cd /misc
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] misc] # ls
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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