On vrijdag 29 oktober 2004 02:09, duan wrote:
> Hi
>
> I plan to run a little study on the behavior of LTSP environment in
> terms of CPU utilization, memory utilization and network flow/traffic
> during booting up, applications loading, etc. Tools that I plan to use
> are sar, vmstat maybe I have
Am Mittwoch, 27. Oktober 2004 20:49 schrieb Liam Marshall:
> I believe the problem I am having Pushing Items to Desktops is related
> to the fact that the majority of my users home directories are NOT
> directly off of the Home directory. Instead they are off of branches in
> the home directory
>
Hi
> CPH,
>
> there's 2 issues keeping us from creating a 2.6 kernel package for LTSP.
>
> 1) There's no nfs-swap patch available for the 2.6.x kernel tree.
>
> 2) There's not enough hours in the day to do everything we want to do.
>
>
> As for advantages in using the 2.6 kernel on the clie
Hi
> In Xmms, under Audio I/O Plugins I had
selected CD Audio
> Player 1.2.7 [libcdaudio.so].
> under Output Plugin I had OSS Driver 1.2.7
[libOSS.so]
You will need to either change the output plugin
to the network sound system you use (e.g. nasd
or esd), or (if you use KDE) set it to ar
On Fri, 29 Oct 2004 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> [mharv] ~ # uname -a
> Linux mharv 2.6.7 #6 Fri Oct 15 09:13:02 UTC 2004 i686 unknown
>
> It does work beatifully. I did need it. If I can get the mod-utils to
> work I'll contribute it all back. At the mo I'm stuck with no modules !!
Use module-init
Andrew,
In Xmms, under Audio I/O Plugins I had selected CD Audio Player 1.2.7
[libcdaudio.so].
under Output Plugin I had OSS Driver 1.2.7 [libOSS.so]
I'll give esd a try later on this evening,
Thanks for you suggestions,
Bob Chalifour
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Hi
> I am trying to figure out why s
Andrew,
under Audio I/O Plugins I had selected CD Audio Player 1.2.7
[libcdaudio.so].
under Output Plugin I had OSS Driver 1.2.7 [libOSS.so]
I give esd a try later on this evening,
Thanks for you suggestions,
Bob Chalifour
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Hi
> I am trying to figure out why sound isn't
Jim,
I checked and found that file you mentioned. I've pasted a copy below,
just in case you can spot some problems with it.
Thanks for your help,
Bob Chalifour
[EMAIL PROTECTED] bob]# cat /etc/profile.d/ltsp-sound.sh
#!/bin/sh
# LTSP sound v0.3 for LTSP => v3.0.0
# This package is released u
Hi
I plan to run a little study on the behavior of LTSP environment in
terms of CPU utilization, memory utilization and network flow/traffic
during booting up, applications loading, etc. Tools that I plan to use
are sar, vmstat maybe I have to plot some graphs to present data nicely.
I am just
The process crawls from 1-5. Normally booting up takes 20-30 seconds. By
"slow" it takes more than a minute to get to the login screen. It got
there but painfully slow..:)
Thanks
Peter Billson wrote:
Duan,
You need to define "slow?"
1) Slow during the PXE part of boot up?
2) Slow during the DH
Bob,
Do you have a script called /etc/profile.d/ltsp-sound.sh ?
That script should setup some environment variables for your session, so
that xmms and other applications will know to re-direct the sound to
your workstation.
Jim McQuillan
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Thu, 28 Oct 2004, Bob Chalifour wr
Hi
> I am trying to figure out why sound isn't
working with
> ltsp 3 on my Mandrake 9.1 system. When I play
a music file
> using xmms when logged onto ws001 the sound
comes out of
> the server's speakers rather than the ws001
speakers.I've
> check a lot of things (see below) and can't
se
I am trying to figure out why sound isn't working with ltsp 3 on my
Mandrake 9.1 system. When I play a music file using xmms when logged
onto ws001 the sound comes out of the server's speakers rather than the
ws001 speakers.I've check a lot of things (see below) and can't seem to
figured it out. Wo
All,
I've the following error message during the ltsp
booting process:
Screen:/dev/vc/1 - SCREEN_SCRIPT: #startx not found!
And it hangs up !
Very strange, because everything was up and running
correctly, I did several test -switch on/off of the
work station- and now I've this error message.
On Thu, 28 Oct 2004, CPH wrote:
> On Thursday 28 October 2004 15:48, Jim McQuillan wrote:
> > CPH,
>
> Hi Jim,
>
> > there's 2 issues keeping us from creating a 2.6 kernel package for LTSP.
> >
> > 1) There's no nfs-swap patch available for the 2.6.x kernel tree.
> But as a preliminary test, yo
Am Mittwoch, 27. Oktober 2004 23:36 schrieb PaweÅ StochliÅski:
> Hi everyone i've been trying to boot up node for 2 days via etherboot.
> Well, i've almost tried all of Your kernels in download zone, of course i
> have also tested my compilations of kernels - still nothing.
>
> I have generated th
On Thursday 28 October 2004 15:48, Jim McQuillan wrote:
> CPH,
Hi Jim,
> there's 2 issues keeping us from creating a 2.6 kernel package for LTSP.
>
> 1) There's no nfs-swap patch available for the 2.6.x kernel tree.
But as a preliminary test, you may not need nfs-swap.
However am I right in thi
CPH wrote:
On Wednesday 27 October 2004 21:09, Lanman wrote:
Has anyone found a way to re-activate the backspace key on the
thin-clients? For some reason, that dad-burned problem is still here and
it is affecting the entire desktop environment, including the login screen.
It seems to be an acces
CPH,
there's 2 issues keeping us from creating a 2.6 kernel package for LTSP.
1) There's no nfs-swap patch available for the 2.6.x kernel tree.
2) There's not enough hours in the day to do everything we want to do.
As for advantages in using the 2.6 kernel on the client, nobody has
given me
Hi everyone i've been trying to boot up node
for 2 days via etherboot.
Well, i've almost tried all of Your kernels in
download zone, of course i have also tested my compilations of kernels -
still nothing.
I have generated the COM file in rom-o-matic with
support for my 3c509 ISA 10bas
Can someone please remove this person from the mailing list as their answer to
spam is to produce even more spam!
Thanks
CPH
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Hello! I'm sorry for the trouble, but this email address is now shut off. Spam has
now dominated my server and it wasn't worth looking through 2000
I have not seen this mentioned on the list so far, so I was wondering what the
status (or outlook) is for using 2.6 on thin clients ?
Is there know issues for why it is not currently being used ?
Would there be significant advantages in using it ?
Is anyone currently using it ?
Thanks
CPH
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On Thursday 28 October 2004 01:10 am, Liam Marshall wrote:
> For next year, or next term if I am lucky, I am thinking of upgrading
> the hard drives. Currently using an old IBM SCSI drive (9gb) for /root
> and a Seagate SCSI (18 gb and 5400 rpm) for /home /opt and /swap.
>
> Would 11000, or 15000
On Thursday, 28 October 2004 14:19, Ken Cobler wrote:
> Liam Marshall wrote:
> > I have upgraded as far as I can go for this year. Performance is
> > acceptable, except that more than 2 instances of thin clients running
> > tux type or tux math bogs entire system down. Everything else
> > functio
On Wednesday 27 October 2004 21:09, Lanman wrote:
> Has anyone found a way to re-activate the backspace key on the
> thin-clients? For some reason, that dad-burned problem is still here and
> it is affecting the entire desktop environment, including the login screen.
>
> It seems to be an access-co
Peter,
The syntax you showed will work with LTSP-4.1, but not with LTSP-4.0.
Time to upgrade, I guess.
Jim McQuillan
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Thu, 28 Oct 2004, icera-it wrote:
> Hi
>
> Does anyone have any experience of running an rdesktop connection on one
> screen and the standard ltsp X deskt
Liam Marshall wrote:
I have upgraded as far as I can go for this year. Performance is
acceptable, except that more than 2 instances of thin clients running
tux type or tux math bogs entire system down. Everything else
functions well. Staroffice and FireFox running simultaneously on 25+
machi
Duan,
You need to define "slow?"
1) Slow during the PXE part of boot up?
2) Slow during the DHCP part of boot up?
3) Slow downloading the kernel?
4) Slow uncompressing the kernel?
5) Slow starting the GUI?
1-3 could be network issues
4-5 is probably hardware
Pete
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ELB Inte
Hi
Does anyone have any experience of running an rdesktop connection on one
screen and the standard ltsp X desktop on another so that you can switch
between them with a Ctrl-Alt-F1/2 keypress. We run ltsp v4.0 but soon to
upgrade to 4.1, windows 2003 server running citrix metaframe. I imagine
the
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