I'm having one or two problems with my Ltsp setting up. And I'm
hoping somone can help me.
I have 32 ST320 Thin Clients I'm still not using them all yet, 1
blew up and I have 14 sitting on a shelf waiting for the rest of my new
system to work. I've been told they are the same as
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Am Dienstag, 16. November 2004 09:16 schrieb Peter Childs:
The problem is they freeze, not very often but they freeze. Its
irratic and and irregular, which does not exactly help. I think its X but
I'm not sure it might be NFS or even the
On Tuesday 16 November 2004 10:16, Peter Childs wrote:
I'm having one or two problems with my Ltsp setting up. And I'm
hoping somone can help me.
I have 32 ST320 Thin Clients I'm still not using them all yet, 1
blew up and I have 14 sitting on a shelf waiting for the rest of my
On Tue, 16 Nov 2004, Adrian Snyman wrote:
Have you thought about maybe booting the Client into runlevel 3 ??
I dunno, maybe there could be something else, and by running it without X, you
may see something else...
I have tried this. Thin clients are happy for hours like that.
Tom Griffing [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Marvin;
VNC will present a heavier load on the server than LTSP.
It is more memory intensive since it processes both the
X server and client, then sends the resulting session
image to a remote VNC viewer.
In addition, running both server and client
[apologies for cross-posting, but the subject is a cross-over itself]
I'm trying to configure my big debian workstation as a LTSP server for
my other computers.
There is a non-debian set of deb packages for the basic LTSP stuff, but
nothing for the modules necessary for Sound, Wireless. These
Trying to get som local apps running. Started of with
Tuxpaint. Works well on server, bout not on client.
An strace on the server and on one client
tells me that Tuxpaint is trying to open
libSDL-1.2.so.0, but from different paths. Any ideas?
On server:
/usr/lib/libSDL-1.2.so.0
On client:
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Am Dienstag, 16. November 2004 13:39 schrieb Tom Allison:
[apologies for cross-posting, but the subject is a cross-over itself]
I'm trying to configure my big debian workstation as a LTSP server for
my other computers.
There is a non-debian set
Jim McQuillan wrote:
# Wireless configuration - I know it's possible, but I couldn't find any docs
on it. This is the one that worries me the most. From what I understand,
it's not going to be a standard part of the LTSP installation, but a
considerable customization. Fortunately I am planning
I have run into a little problem with the DHCP configuration for IPCOP
(version 3)
Out of convenience and simplicity I am currently using ipcop's
installation of DHCP to manage the few dynamic addresses on my network.
I typically have Static IP's because the handful of computers I have
on
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Am Dienstag, 16. November 2004 14:04 schrieb Tom Allison:
I have run into a little problem with the DHCP configuration for IPCOP
(version 3)
Out of convenience and simplicity I am currently using ipcop's
installation of DHCP to manage the few
Tom,
First thing to consider is the fact that the .deb packages for LTSP are
quite old. Ragnar Wisloff is working on updated packages for debian,
but he's not ready to release them just yet.
I suggest you go to http://www.ltsp.org/ltsp-4.1.html and follow those
instructions.
Jim McQuillan
Risto,
Yes, you need to run the following:
ldconfig -r /opt/ltsp/i386
Jim McQuillan
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On Tue, 16 Nov 2004, Risto Pekkala wrote:
Trying to get som local apps running. Started of with
Tuxpaint. Works well on server, bout not on client.
An strace on the server and on
Tom,
Seems like a great question for the ipcop folks.
Jim McQuillan
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On Tue, 16 Nov 2004, Tom Allison wrote:
I have run into a little problem with the DHCP configuration for IPCOP
(version 3)
Out of convenience and simplicity I am currently using ipcop's installation of
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Am Dienstag, 16. November 2004 14:14 schrieb Anselm Martin Hoffmeister:
Am Dienstag, 16. November 2004 14:04 schrieb Tom Allison:
Otherwise I think I'm left with a strategy of:
Configure it manually
Make a back up on the ipcop box.
Don't mess
Hello,
option option-128 seem to require a special value which etherboot
requires. Based on http://www.ltsp.org/instructions-3.0.html,
option-128 is not refering to network card's MAC address. Then what it
is refering to? How can I able to find a special value for the network
card I got.
On Tue, 16 Nov 2004, Anselm Martin Hoffmeister wrote:
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Am Dienstag, 16. November 2004 09:16 schrieb Peter Childs:
The problem is they freeze, not very often but they freeze. Its
irratic and and irregular, which does not exactly help. I
I'm pretty sure that number is a constant. It doesn't matter what card
you are using.
On Tue, 16 Nov 2004 08:17:01 -0600, Ravichandra Moka
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Hello,
option option-128 seem to require a special value which etherboot
requires. Based on
Ravi,
Read the document again. It makes it clear what the value should be.
it is ALWAYS the same value.
Jim McQuillan
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On Tue, 16 Nov 2004, Ravichandra Moka wrote:
Hello,
option option-128 seem to require a special value which etherboot
requires. Based on
Anselm Martin Hoffmeister wrote:
And I forgot an important part: Both DHCP servers should be not
authoritative; - well at least the LTSP one should be or you will run into
trouble.
I think I get it. Kind of round robin the servers.
I was checking some notes on the configuration of my ipcop
Timothy Legge wrote:
I can tell you are having problems but I ca't really tell what they
are. Please explain clearly what is happening and instead of the
tcpdump you sent, try:
tcpdump -s1520 -w /tmp/dmp
Send the dmp file to me with an explanation of the problems and I will
see if I can help.
Tim
Am Dienstag, 16. November 2004 14:19 schrieb Jim McQuillan:
Tom,
First thing to consider is the fact that the .deb packages for LTSP are
quite old. Ragnar Wisloff is working on updated packages for debian,
but he's not ready to release them just yet.
I suggest you go to
Hi
I can't compile lbe.
With the build_all script i get errors in bison, function mktmp dangerous,
in file.o
I work on Debian testing.
Thank´s
Oscar
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tirsdag 16 november 2004, 20:27, skrev Georg Baum:
Am Dienstag, 16. November 2004 14:19 schrieb Jim McQuillan:
Tom,
First thing to consider is the fact that the .deb packages for LTSP are
quite old. Ragnar Wisloff is working on updated packages for debian,
but he's not ready to release
Hi
I can't compile lbe.
With the build_all script i get errors in bison, function mktmp dangerous,
in file.o
I work on Debian testing.
Thank´s
Oscar
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Hi all,
I've been looking at GnomeMeeting hoping to get it to work. However it seems
to need to be run locally on the LTSP client as it needs to open the video
and audio devices directly !
However as with many Gnome based apps the dependencies are horendous!
So as I a not sure that this app
I have been trying to share the files on a local USB device on the client so
that thru LTSP on the server they would be available. The performance and
reliability using linux 2.4 does not seem to be great (SMB frequently seems
to hand or not respond very well, using lufs+sshfs gives me chunks
This isn't all that relevant to your question (that's why I changed the
title...)
Has anyone else witnessed such problems ? (so that it may indicate
problems
with my configuration)
Are you manually mounting the USB device and starting samba on the
client, or are you using localdev (ie
hi,
i have ltsp server with this spec
CPU pentium 4 1.6Ghz
1 GB ram
Hw raid 1 (adaptec 2100S - i2o driver from i2o.shadowconnect.com)
fedora core 3 (2.6.9 kernel)
ltsp 4.1
8 workstations - KDE - 100 Mbps
when all workstations run firefox+flash(cisco.netacad.net), server have
load 7-9 and become
On Wed, Nov 17, 2004 at 01:10:42AM +0100, Dag Sverre Seljebotn wrote:
On some server boots (perhaps 25%), the NFS exports phase
(nfs-kernel-server) use a very long time (a minute or so), while the
rest of the time it is just takes a second. The same can happen when
restarting NFS manually. If
Hi Peter
So I thought I would get lbe up and running to get the the bottom
of the problem and also to try and take some load off the server... Also
people don't like the textual boot procedure so I thought I might be able
to customize my kernel. However I downloaded the lbe and it will
Dag,
I have experienced the same issues on Debian Woody.
To add to the hmmm factor, I have found that if *any* NIC is not
connected to something, the boot will hang for a very long time.
Since connecting all the interfaces to *anything* (i.e. on some demos
I have plugged all the
OK, I downloaded the 4.1 and decided to start plugging away for a bit.
Minor bug: I do not have a center key to press on the first screen shot
Question: for a graphical client, what are the minimum packages:
ltsp_core
ltsp_x_core
What about ltsp_kernel?
I couldnt' find anything that says what the
Hi Craig,
just thank's a lot for that idea:
Craig Ringer schrieb:
On Mon, 2004-11-01 at 20:27, Jaime wrote:
I work in a publish school in the US and am considering LTSP for our
younger students. The problem is, a significant number of them have
paperwork from their parents that forbid them
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