hi guys,
i'm on a ltsp5 system on edubuntu and it works correctly, but i have
this: i can hear the boot chimes and mp3 audio on the clients, but i
hear sounds from java software on the server!
this is my situation:
top tells me pulseaudio is running on the client.
from this page i've found
Mario Di Bacco kirjoitti:
i'm on a ltsp5 system on edubuntu and it works correctly, but i have
this: i can hear the boot chimes and mp3 audio on the clients, but i
hear sounds from java software on the server!
I have Ubuntu 8.04/LTSP5 for test purpose here at home.
Is that Java software stand
as i told, the app i use is it's MALTED
http://malted.cnice.mec.es/ingles/whatMalted.htm
a software to study language. it is developed by spanish programmers and
financed by the spanish government.
it's a java app, it's not web based. you can download it from here:
Hi,
I configure my LTSP Server on a subnet 192.168.2.0.
which is working fine.
The Server is IP 192.168.2.5 (I m using only one IP)
The DHCP Server (192.168.2.2) is manage by a windows server on the same subnet
The PXE server is manage my LTSP Server.
So, LTSP works fine if the pc is plugged on
Mario Di Bacco kirjoitti:
it's a java app, it's not web based. you can download it from here:
http://malted.cnice.mec.es/descargas/index_php.php
Well, I downloaded iso, burned it and installed it on the server side
and on the client. Server has sound and client, too, but client's sound
is on
Tom:
It looks like you only set some of the touchscreen variables.
Try setting:
X_TOUCH_MINX
X_TOUCH_MAXX
X_TOUCH_MINY
X_TOUCH_MAXY
-Gideon
On Mon, 2008-08-18 at 21:19 +0100, Tom Knowles wrote:
Files as requested from client- Xorg.6.log xorg.conf (chopped out some
of Xorg.6.log as 2 big
Hi,
Launching ltspinfo -h my_host gives me no result,
wheras nmap -p 9200 my_host says the port is open.
Is there any option for launching ltspinfod on the clients, or for
telling them to answer the server?
I'm using LTSP 4.2 under Debian Etch, server installed by ltspadmin command.
--
Léon.
The values for MINX, MAXX etc have, in the past, always had 'reasonable'
defaults. However, as they were not manifest in the client xorg.conf, I
added them just in case. Here is the current client xorg.conf, MINX etc.
present but, still there is NO TOUCH! Someone, I presume must have the
setup
Asmo Koskinen kirjoitti:
It seems to use (to encoding) own mpeglayer3 for mp3-files.
Our Ubuntu-fi forum pointed me to the this bug:
This fix should be backported to the 1.6.0 releases. It's a rather
crippling bug with Java audio on Linux.
Tom-
It appears you found a typo bug!
Please edit line 236 (or so)
of /opt/ltsp/i386/usr/lib/ltsp/configure-x.sh
to read:
Identifier Touchscreen
(currently the S is capitalized)
I believe that is where the bug lies.
Don't forget to: sudo ltsp-update-image
after making the change,
-Gadi
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