Hi list,
- what's the status on LTSP5 and SuSE integration?
- will it be included in SuSE10.3?
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Med venlig hilsen/Best regards
Verner Kjærsgaard
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On Wed, 15 Aug 2007 13:53:15 -0400 (EDT), Peter Billson wrote
> Hello *,
>I have a problem with accessing USB drives through an un-powered USB hub.
>
> The problem is a well known issue due to changes in the 2.6 kernel so
> that USB works "right." The "fix" is simply to echo a value to the
>
On 12/08/07, sushil kumar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello there.
> I am running successly fedora 7 with ltsp 4.2, but i am unable to start with
> ltsp 5. I spended many days for that, but still in queue. I set all things
> properly. Any Body help me regard this.
Unless you describe more details
Hello, I am trying to setup dual monitors on a LTSP client, and it was
suggested I login to the shell and using X -configure to generate my
configuration file. When I try to login I get login incorrect. This same
username and password works on the client when booting into x, and it
also works via s
Some added information that may help with troubleshooting. I can do a direct
login on the server itself, and I can use the same account remotely through a
terminal using ssh on the default port (22) from a machine running DSL
installed on the HD(only permitting commandline access to the server.
Some added information that may help with troubleshooting. I can do a direct
login on the server itself, and I can use the same account remotely through a
terminal using ssh on the default port (22) from a machine running DSL
installed on the HD(only permitting commandline access to the server.
Thanks for the quick responses.
After the suggestion, I've done the ltsp-update-sshkeys. This has not helped
as the system is still refusing remote logins on the user account. I should
have mentioned that I can use this account to log in directly on the server
with no issues. In looking
Hello, I am trying to setup dual monitors on a LTSP client, and it was
suggested I login to the shell and using X -configure to generate my
configuration file. When I try to login I get login incorrect. This same
username and password works on the client when booting into x, and it
also works via s
Hello there.
I am running successly fedora 7 with ltsp 4.2, but i am unable to start with
ltsp 5. I spended many days for that, but still in queue. I set all things
properly. Any Body help me regard this.
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as far as i can tell, it's related to some kdm bugs or even something deeper
in fedora.
see bug report : https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=243560
(and several others)
On 8/12/07, Scott Balneaves <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> On Sat, Aug 11, 2007 at 12:59:31PM -0700, Michael Ko
Hi,
please check the system itself having the network boot rom facility in the
NIC. If it have the boot rom ut will definitly supports PXE booting which
required for LTSP.
Try with VXL TC3831..low cost and you will get better perfomance..
cheers
manoj
On 8/10/07, Max Clark <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr
I run a 7 box ltsp-network environment at a company. Since more recent
hardware like the Intel Pro Gigabit nics and some newer Ati Radeon cards
don't run out of the box without tweaking I got the impression that 4.2 is a
little dated and wanted to try Ltsp 5. The problem is that our Ltsp server
ru
On Wed, 15 Aug 2007 10:06:12 -0500, Robin Bonin wrote
> Hello, I am trying to setup dual monitors on a LTSP client, and it was
> suggested I login to the shell and using X -configure to generate my
> configuration file. When I try to login to the shell on my client, I get
> login incorrect. This sa
Hello *,
I have a problem with accessing USB drives through an un-powered USB hub.
The problem is a well known issue due to changes in the 2.6 kernel so
that USB works "right." The "fix" is simply to echo a value to the
proper place under /sys/bus/usb/devices when the USB drive is plugged
in.
I was having intermittent freezing problems with my clients, so I
enabled NDB-Swap. Ltspswapd is running, and is creating swap files for
all but one of my clients. My sole NeoWare client (an e140) never gets
a swap file built for it, and it consequently is still having the
intermittent freezi
Hello, I am trying to setup dual monitors on a LTSP client, and it was
suggested I login to the shell and using X -configure to generate my
configuration file. When I try to login to the shell on my client, I get
login incorrect. This same username and password works on the client
when booting into
> > Assuming this is all being done on a Debian based server and probably
> > LTSP5.. Can you "sudo cp /etc/apt/sources.list
> > /opt/ltsp/i386/etc/apt/sources.list" then "chroot /opt/ltsp/i386" then
> > "sudo apt-get update" then "sudo apt-get install foo"?
> >
> > If this isn't using LTSP5 and my
I've used Cygwin/X and also tested Xming. I found Xming slightly more
straightforward to use, but it didn't work well on one of my servers
(K12LTSP 5.0EL which is based on CentOS 5). It would take 2 minutes to
launch an application! On the other server (CentOS 4) it seemed to work
perfectly.
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Anton Vaaranmaa kirjoitti:
> Hi,
>
> I run a 7 box ltsp-network environment at a company. Since more recent
> hardware like the Intel Pro Gigabit nics and some newer Ati Radeon cards
> don't run out of the box without tweaking I got the impression that 4.2
> is a little dated and wanted to try Lt
Anton Vaaranmaa kirjoitti:
> I can't find any docs
> covering a basic setup and configuration of Ltsp5. In Ltsp4 there was
> ltspadmin and the docs made it an easy task to set it all up.
> So, the question is: what
> should I do now after unpacking the Ltsp5 binaries on the SuSe server?
Obvious
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