On Saturday 22 July 2006 03:03, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> About 5 years ago I had a small LTSP setup working and was duly
> impressed. Today I have a different project with a different set of
> goals, and I'm wondering if LTSP would be up to the job.
>
> I have 12 systems, all running 1920x1080
Jim
Great.
The link was from goggle and I was reading the html version.
Checked the sxw that I linked to and acpid part is missing :(
Here is the relevant text:
A-2. Workstation clean shutdown (ACPI support)
ATX workstations (specially newer) can't do a clean shutdown with APM,
so when you p
Have some t5125 terminals.
They acted as you describe with ltsp 4.1 using the 2.6 kernel.
Worked OK with the ltsp 4.1 2.4 kernel.
Tried a a few different 2.6 kernel cds via usb and they failed also.
Did not try a newer cd.
Most important of all works fine with ltsp 4.2 :-)
John
Leonid Dubin
On Fri, July 21, 2006 4:17 pm, John McMonagle wrote:
> Are there plans to add acpid to ltsp?
Yes, this is something that i've definately been wanting to add to LTSP.
I, too, am annoyed by the behaviour of the power button, and i've been
wanting to fix this for quite some time. Just haven't had t
Are there plans to add acpid to ltsp?
On most new workstations the power switch does not actually cut the
power. Some have bios settings that will do instant power off, but most
require holding the power button for about 4 seconds.
acpid will shut down if you press the power switch on a newe
Am Freitag, den 21.07.2006, 14:25 -0400 schrieb RP:
> About 5 years ago I had a small LTSP setup working and was duly
> impressed. Today I have a different project with a different set of
> goals, and I'm wondering if LTSP would be up to the job.
>
> I have 12 systems, all running 1920x1080 dis
Ralph,
I'm running a monitor on my LTSP workstation that is 1920x1200. So, you
really shouldn't have any problem running 1920x1080.
and yes, the 'nv' driver module is included in LTSP.
To get all the features you want, you'll probably need to supply a custom
xorg.conf file that sets up the disp
About 5 years ago I had a small LTSP setup working and was duly
impressed. Today I have a different project with a different set of
goals, and I'm wondering if LTSP would be up to the job.
I have 12 systems, all running 1920x1080 displays, 16 bpp, with the
output rotated 90 degress. They all
Leonid,
I think the t5525 has a bios upgrade available on the HP website. check
that out. I seem to remember one of the HP units needing a new bios.
Also, what version of LTSP are you running?
And, do you have any other thin clients on the network that are working
correctly?
Jim McQuillan
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On 21/07/06, Mohanraj Palanisamy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am using LTSP 4.1 and i am having 25 Nos of 586 Machines with S3
> Monochrome display card , its fine in booting with text mode but getting
> problem in booting with gui mode, getting 3 display screens in
> monitor.Please give the sol
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