On Wed, 2004-08-18 at 08:10, Peter Rundle wrote:
> I'm experiencing slow boot times. The workstation is a 233Mhz Pentium with
> 96Mb of Ram, a 10Mbit Tulip card and an AGP Phantom graphics card (8Mb).
A hack, please try to put this workstation on a different port of the
switch. I have faced simila
Peter,
I'd say not normal at all.
Even with that hardware, i'd expect the whole boot process to take no
more than about 45 seconds.
I see you are using a 10mbit card. First thing i'd look for is a
problem with the negotiation between the card and the switch.
You could try to cycle the power on
G'day All,
I'm experiencing slow boot times. The workstation is a 233Mhz Pentium with
96Mb of Ram, a 10Mbit Tulip card and an AGP Phantom graphics card (8Mb).
Here's an example boot run with times in min:sec from power on.
0:00 Power on
0:25 Boot rom loaded
1:05 Kernel loaded
1:15 Pivot root
1:25
Gary,
I think you've got 2 different, unrelated problems:
1) The syslogd error is more of a warning. You need to configure
your syslogd to allow remote clients to send their log messages.
There are various ways to do this, depending on your distro.
It's a '-r' option to syslogd that all
I'm sending this again because it did not seem to be delivered earlier, sorry
if anyone gets duplicates.
I am trying to get 4.1 up and running and have run into the following two
error messages on the workstation:
Syslogd cannot write to file handle on 10.35.180.231:514
fatal server error
I am trying to get 4.1 up and running and have run into the following two
error messages on the workstation:
Syslogd cannot write to file handle on 10.35.180.231:514
fatal server error
cannot open log file /var/log/Xorg.0.0.log
At which point the boot stops. Can anyone point me in the
If I were looking for new equipment, I'd go with the HP thin clients at
disklessworkstations.com. LTSP-ready out of the box.
stan wrote:
I'm thinking about using some og the (perhaps small form factor)
motherboards with integrated video, and BIC to build a dozen or so clients.
I prefere AMD proc
On dinsdag 17 augustus 2004 12:46, stan wrote:
> I'm thinking about using some og the (perhaps small form factor)
> motherboards with integrated video, and BIC to build a dozen or so clients.
>
> I prefere AMD processors, but would consider Intel. Anyone have any
> sugestions as to machines that lo
Anyone have experience buildign clients with 2 displays?
I'm thinking of "single session" clients with just one keyboard/mouse, but
2 video cards, where teh mouse just moves from one (below) to thew other
(aboave) dispaly.
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"They that would give up essential liberty for temporary safety deserv
I'm thinking about using some og the (perhaps small form factor)
motherboards with integrated video, and BIC to build a dozen or so clients.
I prefere AMD processors, but would consider Intel. Anyone have any
sugestions as to machines that look like they would fill this nill?
I'm thinking I can g
Maybe one service was not properly started (dhcp or tftpd)
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best regards
Ingo Bruell
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