Hello,
I'm using ltsp 4.1 for nagios watching. Screen must be always turned off.
How can I disable screen saver at the beginning of a new session (I'm using
gdm) ? All sessions are connected with 1 account.
The only way I found was run xscreensaver-demo, turn on xscreensaver daemon
and disable
Hi Francisco,
Francisco Ruiz wrote:
I had a power outage on a terminal twice and now it will not boot X.
I can tell it tries to start X but I get an error. Something to the
nature that the max sessions have been reached. How do I terminate
sessions left running when a terminal goes down or a
He could always setup another mail account for LTSP and have it forward to the
account he is currently using.
This will allow him to have his auto reply message for his work. But we won't
get it all the time.
Gudmund Areskoug wrote:
Hi Verner,
Verner Kjærsgaard wrote:
Torsdag 12 maj 2005
Hello again people:
New problem, my mouse don't want move it. In boot I see that mi thin
client try to detect some mouse, but failed.
My lts.conf is:
[Default]
SERVER = 192.168.0.254
XDM_SERVER = 192.168.0.254
#XSERVER = sis #don't work
Hi
I have a vague memory of someone saying you can program EEPROMs with a
3c905 card. Is that 100% correct, or do I need to prepare the EEPROM first?
The thing is, I found a 3C905B-TX rev. A card in a computer here...
More specifically, what I want to do is to use this card to program
EEPROMs
I have installed ltsp 4..1.1 via ltspadmin. However, I have now lost all
floppy/usb support via mtools. In fact, the usb ports on the client aren't
even activated (?). With the 2.4 kernel, usb worked, but with the 2.6 kernel,
they do not and the floppy drive isn't being recognized either.
On Wed, 2005-05-11 at 18:30 -0400, R Harrelson wrote:
Using ltsp 4.1 on Fedora Core 3.
I have seen occasional posts about RealPlayer -- version 10 still does not
support ESD (at least as downloaded from Real.com). Is everybody out there
who needs RealPlayer support just sticking with
Arno,
I vaguely remember hearing something about this too. Check with the
Etherboot documentation. You'll probably need to grab the etherboot
source tarball and look under the 'contrib' directory too.
If you do learn how to do it, it would make a dandy addition to the LTSP
wiki.
Thanks,
Jim
Dave,
ltsp-4.1.1 includes both a 2.4 AND a 2.6 kernel, and keep in mind the
2.6 kernel is not fully supported for LTSP use, becuase we still don't
have a network-swap option for it. I only included that kernel for the
folks that want to experiment with it. If it's not working for you, then
you
On Tue, 19 Apr 2005, Jim McQuillan wrote:
I'm happy to announce that LTSP-4.1.1 is now available. Lots of
enhancements and bug fixes to make you all happy.
Take a look at the announcement at: http://www.LTSP.org/ltsp-4.1.1.html
for more info.
Third party RPMs
You can find the spec files
Running LTSP-4.1-r1 on Gentoo Linux. By default, when building xorg-x11,
Gentoo does not include the use of a fontserver. I can add it as a build
option, just trying to figure out if I need to. How does LTSP provide
fonts to client terminals?
--Karl
Karl,
LTSP does not require a font server. In fact, by default, it doesn't
use one.
Be default, LTSP clients will read their fonts via NFS.
Jim McQuillan
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On Fri, 13 May 2005, Karl Zander wrote:
Running LTSP-4.1-r1 on Gentoo Linux. By default, when building xorg-x11,
On Fri, 2005-05-13 at 11:34 +0200, tritri wrote:
Hello again people:
New problem, my mouse don't want move it. In boot I see that mi thin
client try to detect some mouse, but failed.
My lts.conf is:
X_MOUSE_PROTOCOL= Microsoft
X_MOUSE_DEVICE = /dev/ttyS1
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