My understanding is that ENBD has a number of enhancements, including
improved reliability.
But I'm 100% sympathetic to the desire to stick with stock kernels.
On Mon, 2005-03-14 at 15:40 -0500, Jim McQuillan wrote:
> My understanding is the ENBD is some enhancements to work with removable
> med
My understanding is the ENBD is some enhancements to work with removable
media. And, i'm pretty sure that ENBD isn't in the stock kernel.
I'm ONLY interested in a solution that doesn't require modifying the
server kernel.
Jim McQuillan
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On Mon, 14 Mar 2005, Dan Stromberg wrote
FWIW, you may be better off with enbd, rather than nbd.
On Mon, 2005-03-14 at 12:55 +, Peter Childs wrote:
> Jim McQuillan wrote:
>
> >I've been looking at using nbd for swapping, but i've just not had the
> >time to do it.
> >
> >
> >
>
> I've been trying to get this working, I've a
Patricio Bruna V wrote:
can i implemente ltsp to use vnc instead of xdmcp?
and if so, where can i read how to do it?
http://wiki.ltsp.org/twiki/bin/view/Ltsp/VNC
John
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"mathias" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Saturday, March 12, 2005 at 11:33 AM
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>Will a 533mhz CPU work or do you advise somthing faster?
>Is there any problem with booting over network with any mini-itx?
In fact the 533 will work fine! Many thin-clients come with the VIA 533
processor as it r
can i implemente ltsp to use vnc instead of xdmcp?
and if so, where can i read how to do it?
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Peter,
Thanks, that's excellent work. I'm very interested to see how it works
on a thin client. This could completely solve our NFS-Swap issue.
Jim.
On Mon, 14 Mar 2005, Peter Childs wrote:
> Peter Childs wrote:
>
> > Jim McQuillan wrote:
> >
> > > I've been looking at using nbd for swapping
Peter Childs wrote:
Jim McQuillan wrote:
I've been looking at using nbd for swapping, but i've just not had the
time to do it.
I've been trying to get this working, I've a load of thin clients
that crash and I'm out of ideas why, I've noticed that nfs keeps
dropping off for no reason on our
Dan,
in the wireless package for LTSP, there's a file called 'syslinux.cfg'.
It's on the floppy image, so you can edit the file, and add 'DPORT=1067'
to the end of the 'append' line.
Jim McQuillan
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On Fri, 11 Mar 2005, Dan Visentin wrote:
> I'm looking to get some wireless cli
Christoffer,
Yes, In ltsp-4.1, we put all the kernel building into the LBE. But, it
turns out to be a major pain in the butt to build kernels that way.
So, we're working on a solution that is more like ltsp_initrd_kit.
It'll be a couple of months before that is ready to go though.
Jim McQuilla
Mathias,
I have a VIA Epia mini-itx based system (533MHz Eden fanless CPU) with
128MB memory.
It boots by PXE perfectly. It has a usb printer, scanner and pen tablet
attached. The on-board sound and video work. I have had issues with
higher resolutions running higher colour depths because the vid
I'm looking to get some wireless clients going. Since I'm sharing a Windoze network infrastructure, the K12LTSP server is running dhcp functionality through ports 1067 and 1068.
I've downloaded the wireless package from LTSP.org but it's obviously configured for port 67. Does anyone know wher
Hi!
Is there any plans of a ltsp_initrd_kit for the 2.6 kernel?
I know there is a issue with the 2.6 kernel and nfs swap, but it would be great to use the 2.6 kernel on the clients due to the better support of 802.11g cards
- Christoffer
Hello. My LTSP server is up and running so the next
step is buying a thin client computer.
Im using it as a home computer running IRC, GAIM,
OpenOffice and Thunderbird/FireFox.
I want a silent computer with DVD
Will a 533mhz CPU work or do you advise somthing
faster?
Is there any problem wi
Sreenath,
You really need to provide us with more details, such as:
1) What kind of video card/chipset do you have in the client?
2) What are you setting 'XSERVER' to in the lts.conf file?
3) Why not use LTSP-4.1?
Jim McQuillan
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On Mon, 14 Mar 2005, sreenath reddy chi
Jim McQuillan wrote:
I've been looking at using nbd for swapping, but i've just not had the
time to do it.
I've been trying to get this working, I've a load of thin clients
that crash and I'm out of ideas why, I've noticed that nfs keeps
dropping off for no reason on our network, So I thoug
i am working on ltsp 3.0 version and i am not getting
the X server configured and it is displaying the
message
Fatal server error:
SVGA:hardware initialisation failed
i am not able to know what is the error,if any body
knows the solution please reply me
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Can anybody tell me why LTSP cant't see on terminals local hard
drives? And is there any possibility to change that?
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