Hi Burke,
Burke Almquist schrieb:
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Actually, if the Radeon card is TOO NEW then OGL won't be supported
without the proprietary drivers. See X.org's website if you want a
comprehensive listing of which chips. I think the non-proprietary
implemen
Thanks for the suggestions guys
This system is fine up to about 8 clients.
hdparm gives this with 6 clients happily using open office and firefox.
They are saving files onto a separate server via NFS.
Timing buffer-cache reads: 852 MB in 2.01 seconds = 423.31 MB/sec
Timing buffered disk rea
Joe Baker a écrit :
DenisG,
I once was surprised when a USB mouse just worked with LTSP 4.1.
Try commenting out all the mouse declarations in your lts.conf stanza
for this workstation (you might need to comment out the default entry too)
Hmm... there should be a way to unset a default varriabl
Hello,
I find problems using sound on some terminal clients (hardware: chipset
VIA8235 on motherboard) with LTSP 4.1.1.
On rdesktop session the problem is that the sound runs too fast.I use the
command "rdesktop -f -K -k es -a 16 -r -5 sound:local ". The
server is a Win2003 TS.
On Linux sess
There are two contribs on the LTSP contrib page
(http://ltsp.sourceforge.net/contrib/index.php) about cyber cafés. I
have never used them, so I can't comment about their usefulness.
John P. New
On Thu, 2005-06-02 at 09:06, Catherine Stéfan wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I would like to know if there is any
> Hello,
>
> I would like to know if there is any piece of software, usable with LTSP
> that
> can manage users in the way cybercafé applications do : something that would
> generate access codes and provide a time limitation.
> Does anybody have an experience with that ?
> As the Cappucino d
Depending on the workload, lots of different things in
a system can become a bottle-neck, but in this case I
think there is no question that you're using an
under-powered CPU.
>From the Intel web site for the Celeron:
http://www.intel.com/products/processor/celeron/index.htm
Recommended Applicat
On Thu, 2005-06-02 at 16:38 +0530, Pratham wrote:
> This is what the Network configuration was suggested to me in the LTSP
> mailing list .
Personally I would find the gig connectivity a bit of overkill for
regular office productivity applications. But it is always better to
have new hardware with
On Thu, 2005-06-02 at 21:45 +0900, nigel barker wrote:
> I was under the impression that RAM is everything in the server, so I
> built one with a 2G celeron and 2G of RAM.
>
> However the CPU regularly runs at 100% with only 10-15 clients, and there
> are unacceptable delays for those clients. The
nigel barker wrote:
Hi folks
I was under the impression that RAM is everything in the server, so I
built one with a 2G celeron and 2G of RAM.
However the CPU regularly runs at 100% with only 10-15 clients, and there
are unacceptable delays for those clients. The RAM usage has never even
re
I'm trying this message again, making sure it is in plain text.
nigel barker wrote:
Hi folks
I was under the impression that RAM is everything in the server, so I
built one with a 2G celeron and 2G of RAM.
However the CPU regularly runs at 100% with only 10-15 clients, and there
are unacceptab
Hi folks
I was under the impression that RAM is everything in the server, so I
built one with a 2G celeron and 2G of RAM.
However the CPU regularly runs at 100% with only 10-15 clients, and there
are unacceptable delays for those clients. The RAM usage has never even
reached 1G and swap is of cou
Hello,
I would like to know if there is any piece of software, usable with LTSP that
can manage users in the way cybercafé applications do : something that would
generate access codes and provide a time limitation.
Does anybody have an experience with that ?
As the Cappucino distro seems to ha
Hi all LTSP ians
We are having an expansion of office and we are having a new setup of 40 ltsp clients
Configuration of Clients
Intel Celeron 2.0 GHz
128 MB RAM
Network Configuration
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Hi,
I'm trying to enable local media support, specifically cdrom. I
followed the procedure as described at
http://wiki.ltsp.org/twiki/bin/view/Ltsp/LocalMedia but the drive
doesn't seen to be getting mounted on the smb share.
When I run:
ls /tmp/drives/cdrom
from a shell on SCREEN_02 as in
Torsdag 02 juni 2005 11:11 skrev Phil Davey:
- further to my former posting, the taiwan machines I use are of the LIGHT
series.
- cost in Denmark aprox. €220, imported from Holland.
- I pop in 128Mbyte of RAM, can't buy any smaller
Best regards,
Verner
> On Thu, 2 Jun 2005, Keir Vaugha
Torsdag 02 juni 2005 11:11 skrev Phil Davey:
Hi list,
I use the LEX/NEO boxes extensively. They boot PXE and works just great with
LTSP.
http://www.lex.com.tw:8080/
Best regards,
Verner Kjaersgaard
> On Thu, 2 Jun 2005, Keir Vaughan-Taylor wrote:
> > One reason to use an X-terminal or a th
In LTSP 4.1.1 , the /opt/ltsp/i386/etc/rc.sound file refers to
/usr/X11R6/bin/nasd.
See lines 51/52:
case $(SOUND_DAEMON) in
nasd) /usr/X11R6/bin/nasd -aa &
But...this file does not exist the /opt/ltsp/i386 directory tree.
==> when booting a LTSP client configured for nasd, you get:
./
On Thu, 2 Jun 2005, Keir Vaughan-Taylor wrote:
One reason to use an X-terminal or a thin-client using LTSP is that the
workstation can be cheaper.
The main cost is however in the price of a TFT
Surely the plug in bits, like screen mouse and keyboard will be the same
whether it's thin clients
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