Ltsp5
installed on ubuntu 8.04, but I found that I have not found the command
ltspinfo.
Is ltspinfo part of LTSP5?
How can I get this command?
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Analista de rede/servidores
GNU/Linux User 456470
SOLIS Cooperativa de Soluções Livres
www.solis.coop.br
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> Yes, there is.
> In a situation like this, I would buy a cheap gigabit switch (8 ports
10/100/1000). Then connect your server there and each of your three
switches.
>
> This results in 1 Gbit out of the server and 100 Mbit to each switch.
> This is what you get from your bonding idea, just quicke
When i plug a usb memory on a client, it is mounted on /home/user??/drives
and i can access the usb memory on that folder. The problem is that a icon
is not displyed on the clients desktop to easily access the usb memory. What
i an missing in the installation? I has done this in the past following
A 1.2 GHz Marvell is almost certainly one of their newer ARMADA chips which
does use ARMv7 instructions
On Wed, Apr 28, 2010 at 4:18 AM, Oliver Grawert wrote:
> hi,
> Am Dienstag, den 27.04.2010, 15:34 -0600 schrieb David Burgess:
> > I just picked up a couple HP t5325 for testing.
> >
> >
> htt
Any reason u are running 4.2 and not 5? Installing 5 is quite straight
forward on openSUSE.
kind regards,
David
On Thu, Apr 22, 2010 at 5:10 PM, Andy Rabagliati wrote:
> On Thu, 22 Apr 2010, Verner Kj?rsgaard wrote:
>
> > Further...I placed a standard PCI netcard (8139) type into the machine,
>
I have installed ltsp server in ubuntu 9.10 in a Dell power-edge having 4GB
RAM, 64GB HDD, two 1GB Nick, the clients with 520 RAM can load the image
from the server, the client with 256MB shows a login screen with ubuntu
sound but the monitor shows is blank with on a mouse pointer showing,
another
Hi,
I have recently installed Ubuntu Ltsp server for a college and The college Lab
has a Cisco switch. My server on the same vlan. So, in switch I configured the
helper address of the ltsp server so every client get the address. But the
problem comes to client having a Realtek card. they do not
Ltsp5
installed on ubuntu 8.04, but I found that I have not found the command
ltspinfo.
Is ltspinfo part of LTSP5?
How can I get this command?
--
Ezequiel Coser
Analista de rede/servidores
GNU/Linux User 456470
SOLIS Cooperativa de Soluções Livres
www.solis.coop.br
Hi
3. What is the best way to tie windows programs into the ltsp server? I am
> thinking I may need to use the ltsp-cluster instead of the standalone.
>
I use this version of rdesktop http://www.fontis.com.au/rdesktop and a
Windows 2003 Terminal Server to deliver Windows programs to all my Linux
Ltsp5
installed on ubuntu 8.04, but I found that I have not found the command
ltspinfo.
Is ltspinfo part of LTSP5?
How can I get this command?
--
Ezequiel Coser
Analista de rede/servidores
GNU/Linux User 456470
SOLIS Cooperativa de Soluções Livres
www.solis.coop.br
I would assume whatever problem you have with that client would be the
same using Ubuntu, although Ubuntu's building of the LTSP image seems a
little more straightforward (mostly due to the lack of documentation,
and community support) I don't see to many differences in the core. I
use a variation
Good morning,
I have a edubuntu 8.04 terminal server and at the moment when users try to
log into the thin clients it looks like it's going to log them in, but never
plays the intro sound and never displays anything indicating that it's going
to let them on. Then after about 5-10 seconds it goe
Hello,
I would play a little bit with this file:
/opt/ltsp/i386/usr/share/ldm/themes/ubuntu/greeter-gtkrc
then you have to rebuild the image...
or change the whole ldm theme (maybe there is a link problem):
http://docs.google.com/View?id=dftmfjvt_23gj3v78fv#Change_LDM_Theme_8499474704983
I instal
one word: android btw... seen teh wepad. http://wepad.mobi/en
On Thu, Apr 29, 2010 at 12:09 AM, JF Straeten wrote:
> On Wed, Apr 28, 2010 at 03:40:27PM -0600, David Burgess wrote:
>
> > > Do we know which bootloader it use ?
> >
> > How would I determine that? The first thing I see on screen
I'm looking at getting some training in linux and I'm not sure where to
look. I'm looking for online classes that offer some sort of certification.
My main linux systems I'm running are Edubuntu 8.04 hardy and Cent OS 4.
Amos Nimmo
Technology Services Coordinator
Cotter Schools
1115 W Br
Your idea to have 1 NIC for each of the switches to me sounds like the least
fraught with peril (at least of the free options). In such
a scenario bonding isn't the route you would want to take. You would either
assign 3 different IP addresses to each of the 3 NICs and configure DHCP and
NBD acco
Here's the message I get from the ltsp when I try to log in directly. Maybe
it will help.
/etc/gdm/Xsession: Beginning session setup.
Usage: lpoptions [-h server] [-E] -d printer
lpoptions [-h server] [-E] [ -p printer] -l
lpoptions [-h server] [-E]
On Wed, May 19, 2010 at 6:43 AM, theluketaylor wrote:
> Your idea to have 1 NIC for each of the switches to me sounds like the least
> fraught with peril (at least of the free options). In such
> a scenario bonding isn't the route you would want to take.
One switch per NIC is the simplest setup,
On Fri, Apr 23, 2010 at 11:24 AM, Joseph Myalla wrote:
> I have installed ltsp server in ubuntu 9.10 in a Dell power-edge having 4GB
> RAM, 64GB HDD, two 1GB Nick, the clients with 520 RAM can load the image
> from the server, the client with 256MB shows a login screen with ubuntu
> sound but the
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