Is it possible to have the a LTSP setup, that runs in a similar fashion
to the knoppix terminal server? That is, the clients run as fat clients,
and do all thier own proccessing, and load what is neccessary from the
server?
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Is there a debian repository for LTSP?
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Can anyone here recommend some rescue CD's? I've used knoppix, and it
seems to be more of a complete distro.
I just wondered if there is anything that comes with software that I can
use to scan a hard disk, rid the hd of virii, things like that.
TIA
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I was wondering if it is possible to have the same effect that running a
LTSP setup has, that is every desktop being uniform in everyway, and
anyone being abe to log in from any terminal, but not having the main
server do all the heavy duty work. All our client machines, are more
than powerful enou
OH MY GOSH! And I never knew this?? What type of computer professional
am I!!? lol ! I'm ordering some switches now! lol !
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Tom
Schouteden
Sent: Friday, January 24, 2003 9:40 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:
Last year, out in California, at a PC users group, there was a demo of
smart, DOS based speech recognition software. Before the demonstrator could
begin his demo, a voice called out from the audience: "Format c, return.
Yes, return." Damned short demo, it was.
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Linux from scrath is a HARD CORE distrubtion. Basically, to install it, you
need to already have some kind of linux on the target machine. You then have
to compile everything, I mean EVERYTHING, and install every package one by
one. This way you have complete control over what is installed, and whe
I've been lurking on this mailing list for a little while, and I've also
attempted to research on the net a little.
How come it's possible to access the CD-ROM, the floppy drive, even the
sound on a local workstation, but I have never seen any metion of accessing
the local hard drive?
Can anyone
: Re: [Ltsp-discuss] Grey Screen, big X, no fix found
this guide helped me past that gray screen in 5
minutes 8)
http://www.ltsp.org/contrib/gray_screen.html
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> I have a RH7.3 install on my system. It is a
> standard serer install, and the
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I have a RH7.3 install on my system. It is a standard serer install, and the
only extras I have are, mailman and webmin. I've installed the latest LTSP
rpm's and I also installed GDM. I made my boot disks using rom-o-matic...
(great utility) and they boot correctly, they find get thier IP address,
I'm getting this error, on my console, I've just
rebooted my system, and I get the error, X respawning to fast, disabled for five
minutes, I guess that can't be good!
how do I rectify this
problem?
I'm installing LTSP files, and the scripts keep telling me Red Hat version
7.3 is not supported. Is something amiss?
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Is it possible to create a boot disk, that would work with most systems? I
find it very hard to believe that each workstation needs a specially created
disk, seeing as Toms Magically and Bloody useful boot disk, seems to be able
to initialise nearly every machine and NIC that I've thrown at it over
... I already have a DHCP server on my network... how can I add this 'DHCP
Patch' ?
My gateway has two jobs, to share my internet connection, and serve IP
address to my network. Is it a wise idea to have another machine take over
the function of DHCP?
shared-network WORKSTATIONS {
subnet 192
I've been researching about the LTSP for some time, and I have finally
decidede to take the plunge. I was slighty disappointed when I found that
the RPM's wouldn't install on RH7.3 but I had a fresh 7.1 box sitting
around. After installing everything, and configuring it all, I have a few
questions
I am very interested in the K12 project, and the LTSP - I'm having it in
mind to create a system, where I can do a quick an easy rollout of my
choosen OS, but booting up a machine with a floppy, and accessing my desktop
on my terminal server, and also having access to the local hardware, meaning
th
I would really appreciate a copy of this document before I commit myself to
an install! Thanks!
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[mailto:ltsp-discuss-admin@;lists.sourceforge.net]On Behalf Of Ken Barber
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To: Dan Kegel
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First Question, I would like to know what disto has the smallest footprint
so that I can connect to a terminal server. i would like if this could be do
with a floppy disk, imagine the joy!!
Second Question, I'm having NO luck finding drivers for the above printer in
linux. I'd like to try with the
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