You are at the right place with LTSP. You set up accounts for each of
your users on a server witht he desktop items that you would like each
user to have easy access to. After installing LTSP your users can log
into their own account and the user desptop appropriate to them appears
as though lo
Well...yes, you can do what "they" are asking. You'll also have to add
the actual thin client device in which you plug your keyboard, mouse,
and display.
datacenter? Must have a lot of users.
How? Go to ltsp.org and wiki.ltsp.org.
Download 4.1.1
bob
On 4/20/05, Abubakar . <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
hi!
plz let me explain the scenario first
We are intending to build a Data Center. A part of this Data
center is that
- they want their end-users to have, so called, thin clients, i.e.
they should have only keyboard mouse and a dispplay on their desks
- all the data, applications, Operating sys
Onsdag den 20. april 2005 21:01 skrev Verner Kjærsgaard:
> Onsdag den 20. april 2005 20:39 skrev Richard Bos:
> > Op woensdag 20 april 2005 20:28, schreef Verner Kjærsgaard:
> > > - I've got a couple of 4.1 installations in production setups. So I'm a
> > > little reluctant to just upgrading for th
Onsdag den 20. april 2005 20:39 skrev Richard Bos:
> Op woensdag 20 april 2005 20:28, schreef Verner Kjærsgaard:
> > - I've got a couple of 4.1 installations in production setups. So I'm a
> > little reluctant to just upgrading for the upgrade alone. Why fix
> > something that isn't broken :-)
>
>
Op woensdag 20 april 2005 20:28, schreef Verner Kjærsgaard:
> - I've got a couple of 4.1 installations in production setups. So I'm a
> little reluctant to just upgrading for the upgrade alone. Why fix something
> that isn't broken :-)
I know your feeling ;)
> But, the auto-USB thing is a real ni
Hi List,
- I've got a couple of 4.1 installations in production setups. So I'm a little
reluctant to just upgrading for the upgrade alone. Why fix something that
isn't broken :-)
But, the auto-USB thing is a real nice-to-have...
So a safe path would that not be:
a) No clients on the server
b)
Hi,
we´ve updated from Ltsp 4.1 to 4.1.1
With Kernel 2.4.26-ltsp-3 works fine, but not with 2.6.9 (dhcpd failed -
kernel panic)
Any idea?
Thanks
Oscar
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Gaston Velez wrote:
> Hi:
> To me your post is quite interesting and I want to make
> some questions, because I have developed a similar configuration but it
> did not work good in my environment.
> 1) My environment, HP t5515 with 128 MB ram, TransMeta Crusoe 800 MHz
> with NVIDIA Qua
Hey everyone,
I am having some trouble getting sound to work. I have followed the
Wiki (http://wiki.ltsp.org/twiki/bin/view/Ltsp/Sound) and installed
ltsp-sound. I don't seem to be getting anywhere though. When I boot
the terminal, esd starts, the modules are loaded - everything seems to
go ok. Bu
On Wed, 2005-04-20 at 09:17 -0400, Jim McQuillan wrote:
>
> Awk wasn't a part of Busybox 0.60, and sure enough, it is part of bb
> 1.0.
>
Thanks for the reply, and sorry about this, but I'm answering myself. I
found that by downloading the original awk.c and incorporating it into
busybox 0.60.4 (
John,
Awk wasn't a part of Busybox 0.60, and sure enough, it is part of bb
1.0.
The problem is, BB 1.0 is vastly different from 0.60. They've created
an elaborate build system for BB 1.0, and i've not had the time to
figure out how to integrate that into our own elaborate build system
(LBE).
As
Hello,
Running TLSP 4.1 I have been asked if the 'awk' command can be made
available. I see that in busybox version 1 awk is present. I have tried
installing the awk.c file, and modfying the build process to deal with
it, but the file is obviously dependant on busybox version 1 (the build
fails re
On Wed, 20 Apr 2005, Emiliano 'AlberT' Gabrielli wrote:
> On 04:10, mercoledì 20 aprile 2005, Jim McQuillan wrote:
> > Don,
> >
> > Try again, and see what happens. It could be slowness in the internet
> > or something transient.
> >
> > And, if it still doesn't work, try upgrading your ltsp-ut
I apologize for not including the fact that we are using Evolution 2.4
Dale Wyman
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Can anyone assist me with an Evolution (Exchange connector) problem. I
am running LTSP 4.1 on Redhat, Fedora Core 3. I have tried everything I
can think of to get the exchange connector configured to connect to our
Exchange server. I constantly get either cannot connect to exchange
server, a bac
On 04:10, mercoledì 20 aprile 2005, Jim McQuillan wrote:
> Don,
>
> Try again, and see what happens. It could be slowness in the internet
> or something transient.
>
> And, if it still doesn't work, try upgrading your ltsp-utils package.
> You are using v 0.12, and the current version is v0.14.
>
Hello list,
I'm using some IBM Netvista 2800 as clients. I discovered, that only the
2.4.19 kernel is working, newer kernels can't be loaded.
I've got the kernel from an pxeutils package. My problem is, that I
haven't the the drivers to place them in the /ltsp/i386/etc/lib/modules
directory.
Is t
Dears,
I installed ltsp & NIS server & client on one machine.
I can boot from client & login from X.
I have copied /lib/* to /opt/ltsp/i386/lib
Also i have copied /usr/lib/* to /opt/ltsp/i386/lib
I have copied following script to a file :
HOST=`echo $DISPLAY | awk -F: '{ print $1 }'`
rsh ${HOST} /
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