Eilert schrieb:
the problem was gone (remove "nfs-utils", install "nfs-server").
Arrgh...
I just tried that, and now NFS doesn't work at all :-(
I have to admit, I just took Yast, removing nfs-utils and installing
nfs-server. After that, I got an error each time starting Yast, saying
the two pack
uot;.
I had the same problem with SuSE9.0 (kernel2.4) and the kernel
nfs-server daemon. After switching to the userspace nfs-server-daemon
the problem was gone (remove "nfs-utils", install "nfs-server").
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-But the other clients (Pentiums 200) with S3 and S3V cards (some PCI
cards, some integrated) cannot run into graphics or login screen. The
I also had big problems with S3 integrated (on a 486) and SuSE9.0/LTSP4.
First of all the XF86-4 Module (s3) wouldn´t work. So go fo
client with a
locally installed operating system, I only run into this problem
during the doing the pivot_root stage in booting the client in ltsp
client-mode.
Maybe this would also be worth mentioning in the FAQ, as I don´t seem
to be the only one affected.
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Craig Herring schrieb:
So far I have tried 3 different servers using Suse 9.0 without success running
LTSP4.0. There seems to be a problem with KDE being used this way in Suse9.
XDM works fine. The terminals get to the point where the background of the
login screen is there but the login box
Hello list,
my setup: SuSe8.2prof, ltsp3.0.9, nxclient-1.2.2-31(static)
I tried to run nxclient as a local app, but failed. The error seems to
be the glibc version used by ltsp. Is there some updated or
alternative glibc package for ltsp?
Nxclient works if started directly on my SuSE8.2 - can I
Hello ltsp-discuss,
has someone accomplished running the nxclient
(http://www.nomachine.com/) as a local app on a ltsp thin client?
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Hi,
we would like to setup 20-25 workstations on a wireless network. The
workstations should each be equipped with a 54MBit WLan PCI Card
(802.11g standard).
Can I use LTSP on this setup? Which 802.11g PCI network cards are
known to work well with ltsp? Is a diskless setup possible (in the
wirele
certainly give us
> a clue what you are talking about.
Sorry, I thought the context was clear when answering to Derek´s mail,
which pointed me at www.nomachine.com.
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> Is it easy to integrate in an ltsp-setup?
Has anybody got a guide how to set this up within ltsp?
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Hello Derek,
Thursday, June 26, 2003, 12:09:19 PM, you wrote:
> Have a look at www.nomachine.com
Looks very promising.
Have you tried this? Can anybody give me real world numbers compared
to non-commercial and windows alternatives?
Is it easy to integrate in an ltsp-setup?
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Hello list,
our company wants to connect about 20 clients via a 2MBit link for
terminal services usage. The original plans were to set up a Windows
Terminal Server and connect the clients via rdp-protocol as citrix
seemed too expensive. As the clients mostly just do text processing
and mail (Lotus
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