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eth0: setting full-duplex
input: ImPS/2 Logitech Wheel Mouse as /class/input/input1
ERROR! dhcpd failed!
Kernel panic - not syncing: Attempted to kill init!
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i got this err msg when i run the LTSP 4.2.update2 thin client on old
fashion "Compaq Deskpro EN Series SFF Pentium II
there's no doubt that the LTSP-5 in Ubuntu and Debian doesn't boot as
fast as LTSP-4.2 did.
With LTSP-4.2, we spent an awful lot of time trimming things down as
much as possible, which had a great effect on the boot speed.
LTSP-5 is a complete re-design, and it hasn't had that fine tuning yet.
On Tue, 2007-02-27 at 08:45 -0600, Scott Balneaves wrote:
> Anthony M Simonelli wrote:
>
> > My question is, where has the drop in speed at boot come from? Has
> > anyone experienced anything similar?
>
> LTSP 4.2 was a highly customized boot process, specifically tailored to a
> thin-client en
We actually invested in a few HP Thin Clients at my company, T5125s.
They are 400MHz with 128MB Ram and Linux. They work great so far (only
had them for a few months). Nice and quiet and support PXE booting.
Also, if you boot into the pre-installed Linux on the flash drive, you
can connect via XD
Hi NG!
I try to use LTSP 4.2 on Fedora 6.
My problem now is that my client does not get an IP adress
from the DHCP server.
The client just seems to ignore the DHCPOFFER command.
To boot the client, I use a CD image from rom-o-matic.net.
On the clients display, it says "Searching for Server (DHCP)
Thanks...
Jim McQuillan wrote:
> Bill,
>
> with LTSP-5 on Debian and Ubuntu, the lts.conf file is not required. I
> think on Ubuntu, it's not even created by default.
>
> if you want to create one, go ahead.
>
> Jim McQuillan
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
>
> bill wrote:
>
>> Thanks Paul, I do know
Chris,
I don't know how to tell but have suspected it is LTSP5. I installed it
using like 2 commands and the lat time I fiddled with this it took alot
more than that. I tried find but different syntax. I will try that
when I get home.
Bill
Chris Northstrum wrote:
> Bill,
>
> Since you ment
Bill,
with LTSP-5 on Debian and Ubuntu, the lts.conf file is not required. I
think on Ubuntu, it's not even created by default.
if you want to create one, go ahead.
Jim McQuillan
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bill wrote:
> Thanks Paul, I do know what it looks like...lol. I am perplexed
> because it i
Bill,
Since you mention using Ubuntu, it is possible that you've installed
LTSP5, I will assume you did. I have yet to try LTSP5 but I can say the
structure is somewhat different and if I were you (which I plan to try
LTSP5 soon), I would run the find command.
Find / -name lts.conf
I'm sure ot
Thanks Paul, I do know what it looks like...lol. I am perplexed
because it is not there yet my thin clients boot fine. Also because I
would like to change settings yet there is no file. I know I can create
one but I am thinking there may be one somewhere else that I am missing
hence my chan
bill wrote:
>Wierd question here. I am fiddling around with LTSP and installed it in
>ubuntu. My clients boot up fine and I can login and use all software
>(haven't worked on local devices or audio yet). Anyway, I was going to
>change the configuration for my client video memory and looked
Wierd question here. I am fiddling around with LTSP and installed it in
ubuntu. My clients boot up fine and I can login and use all software
(haven't worked on local devices or audio yet). Anyway, I was going to
change the configuration for my client video memory and looked for
lts.conf (/op
Anthony M Simonelli wrote:
> My question is, where has the drop in speed at boot come from? Has
> anyone experienced anything similar?
LTSP 4.2 was a highly customized boot process, specifically tailored to a
thin-client environment. Pared down rc scripts that executed things in the
most effi
On Tuesday 27 February 2007 13:39, Noel wrote:
> Tadeu F. Oliveira wrote:
> > Hi, Everybody
> > does anyone have tried LTSP with some kind of load balance?
> > Is there any try to use LTSP with OpenMosix or something such?
>
> Yes, we've tried LTSP with home-made load balancing.
>
> We set up two i
Daniel Teixeira wrote:
> Any chances these settings can be made for a specific host only?
>
> Thank you VERY much!!
>
> Daniel
>
See the post: it is already for one host only: "host terminal-name"
Noel Torres
er Envite
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL P
Tadeu F. Oliveira wrote:
> Hi, Everybody
> does anyone have tried LTSP with some kind of load balance?
> Is there any try to use LTSP with OpenMosix or something such?
>
Yes, we've tried LTSP with home-made load balancing.
We set up two identical LTSP servers, _BOTH_ of them (that's the trick)
> Chris Fanning ha scritto:
>> I've started using rdesktop for the first time.
>>
>> SCREEN_01 = startx
>> SCREEN_02 = rdesktop
>>
>> I can access both desktops just fine. thankyou.
>>
>> But the windows session is the first screen to be displayed on the
>> terminal. When I boot the terminal, I hav
On 27/02/07, Alistair Crust <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Like for instance using a HP Compaq t5525.
>
Should work. think there are many posts on the archieves. Also look
at archieves of k12ltsp.org mailing list.
> We want to buy some purpose built new units... ones we can source in the
> UK. So
has any one had any experience of using modern HP Thin clients. Do they
work in an LTSP (or Edubuntu) style setup?
Like for instance using a HP Compaq t5525.
We want to buy some purpose built new units... ones we can source in the
UK. So any other suggestions would be great.
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Kind regards
A
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