On Mon, 2004-09-20 at 22:03, norbert wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> >Hey, guys. Jim McQuillan has yet again done yeoman's duty, not only
> >putting LTSP 4.1 together, but documenting it as well.
> >
> >He'd like us to review it and send in corrections. We need to check it
> >for the bas
Hi David,
Sure how can I help ?
norbert
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Hey, guys. Jim McQuillan has yet again done yeoman's duty, not only
putting LTSP 4.1 together, but documenting it as well.
He'd like us to review it and send in corrections. We need to check it
for the basics (spelling & grammar)
Hey, guys. Jim McQuillan has yet again done yeoman's duty, not only
putting LTSP 4.1 together, but documenting it as well.
He'd like us to review it and send in corrections. We need to check it
for the basics (spelling & grammar) as well as for technical accuracy.
If you see a mistake, or thi
> I was wondering where I can download binaries for PowerPC architeture
> (PowerPC 64 exactly, PowerPC 32 binaries should be fine tough).
> I use Gentoo PPC64.
The LTSP platform is actually the platform used on the clients. LTSP can be
considered a thin-client distro, it is important for the cli
I was wondering where I can download binaries for PowerPC architeture
(PowerPC 64 exactly, PowerPC 32 binaries should be fine tough).
I use Gentoo PPC64.
Thanks in advance
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Hello,
How much RAM is installed in the client? You could be running out of
memory and that is causing X to die.
Try adding the following line to lts.conf for that workstation:
USE_NFS_SWAP= Y
LTSP will create a 64m swapfile. If this solves your problem, you can
either add more RAM to the
Peter,
Do you know for certain that the workstation knows its own hostname?
You can test it by setting SCREEN_01 = shell, and at the bash prompt,
typing 'hostname'.
Try putting the X_MODE_0 line up in the [Default] section, just to see
if it has any effect.
Also, what resolution are you getting
On Mon, 2004-09-20 at 21:12, Vitor Bertazoli wrote:
> I have tried the 'vesa' driver too, it's works, but after some time
> when I open ex: netscape + openoffice, the X is restarted and
> I get the login screen back.
I'm going to make a bit of a guess and say that the terminal may be
running out
Hi
I am trying to get one of my LTSP clients to use a resolution of
1280x1024 - but I'm unable to get the client to use this resolution.
I've tried to boot the client maching on a Knoppix CD and select a
1280x1024 resolution and this works fine - but I can't seem to get this
to work when the sa
On Mon, 20 Sep 2004 23:56:50 +0800
Craig Ringer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Mon, 2004-09-20 at 22:27, Vitor Bertazoli wrote:
> I'd try using the 'vesa' driver. While slow, it'll work with most or all
> standards-compliant video cards.
> And must apologise for my total lack of Portuguese ;-)
>
On Mon, 2004-09-20 at 22:27, Vitor Bertazoli wrote:
> I have tried others drivers, like as:
> cirrus (start the X, but only work in 640x480)
> cirrus_alpine (don`t start the X)
> cirrus_laguna (don`t start the X)
> XF86_SVGA (start the X at 800x600, but stop after some time)
>
> Anyone know how t
> I have some problem while i try to run "gmplayer" or "vlc" in a
> ltsp client machine...
They are trying to use Xvideo to render video. You must turn off this and have
them use the regular drawing method in the settings of the programs (I can
see that at least gmplayer doesn't crash u
Hi all,
I have a ltsp 4.1 server working fine with some workstations, but I
got a little problem with an older IBM workstation, in this machine I
have a cirrus logic 5446 video card and when I try use 800x600
resolution with XF86_SVGA driver the workstation stop after some time.
I have tried othe
Hai All,
I have one problem some times while i try to start ltsp client
its open the login page in runlevel 5
and i can login but after i enter password and press enter i cant get any
kinda desktop.. (just blank screen) i am sure the client machine is not
hang... and i can move mou
Emad,
what kind of mouse are you using ?
If you've specified a psaux mouse, but don't actually have a psaux
mouse, then the Xserver will lock. It will appear that the keyboard
doesn't work, but in fact the whole Xserver is locked up.
Jim McQuillan
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On Mon, 20 Sep 2004, EmadCT
Hai all
I have some problem while i try to run "gmplayer" or "vlc" in a
ltsp client machine...
XMMS is working properly in all machine but i cant play video...
On LTSP server i can play both gmplayer and vlc but both fail to
work in client machine
Here i am attac
[EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev:
Hello,
I understand:
thinking about hostnames then this is possible. In dhcpd.conf you do
host ws001 {
hardware ethernet 90:12:02:51:58:43;
fixed-address 192.168.1.2;
;
/etc/hosts file (simple).
192.168.1.2 ws001
You should now be able to ping ws001 by hostname.
Hello,
I understand:
> thinking about hostnames then this is possible. In dhcpd.conf you do
> host ws001 {
> hardware ethernet 90:12:02:51:58:43;
> fixed-address 192.168.1.2;
> ;
> /etc/hosts file (simple).
> 192.168.1.2 ws001
> You should now be able to ping ws001 by hostname.
But this is
Rolf,
I have seen this behavior when the mouse protocol for a non-scroll
wheel mouse (PS/2) is specified as a scroll-wheel mouse (IMPS/2) in
lts.conf.
Pete
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Eilert wrote:
Hi,
there are a few wo
On Mon, 2004-09-20 at 14:03, Eilert wrote:
> there are a few workstations here where sometimes the mouse runs wild,
> i. e. suddenly when moving the mouse, windows will pop up and the mouse
> arrow is no longer under control.
This is typically I observed at my end due to mouse being moved while
l
On Fri, Sep 17, 2004 at 05:56:11PM +0200, Peto - www.lentus.sk wrote:
> Geoff Richards wrote:
>
> >On Fri, Sep 10, 2004 at 07:01:34AM -0300, Arthur T. G. do Nascimento wrote:
> >
> >>Em Sex, 2004-09-10 às 05:41, Geoff Richards escreveu:
> >>
> >>>I think this is the same problem I'm having. My gu
Hi,
there are a few workstations here where sometimes the mouse runs wild,
i. e. suddenly when moving the mouse, windows will pop up and the mouse
arrow is no longer under control.
About 10 of the workstations have the same mouse type (a PS/2 optical
with scrolling wheel), but only 4 or 5 of th
Hi all,
Since we had a first "burn-in" test on Friday, we have been running on
the new LTSP server from 25 workstations, and everything just runs fine :-)
So I just want to thank everyone of the LTSP for their great work and
everyone on the list who helped me with many hints and tips during the
You can have a look here :
http://www.abuledu.com/
I still use old PCs, but one day I'll have to buy thin clients. Please
tell me if you find resellers.
Romain Surleau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Université de Bourgogne
Le ven 17/09/2004 à 16:34, Maurice Libes a écrit :
> hello
>
> after using old PC
EmadCT kirjoitti viestissään (lähetysaika Maanantai 20. Syyskuuta 2004 08:52):
> My problem is that my clients gattering IP from domain DHCP server and
> not by mine.
Hello there,
I got something like this on my dhcpd.conf. 10.38.8.3 (serveri.evl.fi) is a
Windows NT that takes care about Window
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