On Wednesday 19 May 2004 11:01, Anselm Martin Hoffmeister wrote:
> > > Now you should be able to login as any user, open a xterm console or
> > > similar and dolpd -P Standard /etc/hosts
> >
> > Then it says "command unknown: lpd"
>
> I was quite sure lpd belongs to cups standard package. Perh
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On Monday 19 April 2004 21:59, linux seaq wrote:
> hi is it possible to access an usb camera from thin client?
shure
>
> the camera is supported by linux according to gphoto2 website.
first check out if you really need gphoto2, or if the camera could work als
usb-mass storage device.
If it works
Hi Shan,
I'm not totaly shure, about the 845GLVA, but the 845GV chipset uses the
braodcom nic, wich needs the b44 kernel-driver. This driver is in kernel
2.4.23 only as experimental code available. So, it could be that you need to
build your own kernel, to get this solved.
good luck
nelius
On
Hi John,
I had the same problem with debian, but i'm using kdm and kde.
course the sysprofile hasn't woked i directly placed
export LD_PRELOAD ...
in the kde startup script.
I had to place it in the kde startup script, and not into the kdm script,
where it starts kde, cause it seems that kde sta
Hi there,
i want to use nas with ltsp-4.
the problem starts, with the configuration for compilation.
Most apps i compiled, had a configure script, which could be
execuded with options due to the settings in package.def.
The nas configuration works with xmkmf.
I've no idea how to use it in the
I had the same problem, and solved it with:
ldconfig -r lbe/opt/ltsp/i386
I don't know what exactly it does, and if this is a "clean" solution,
but it works for me
good luck
nelius
On Monday 24 November 2003 15:24, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have upgraded my LTSP3 server to LTSP4 a
Hello Jerry
First of all: everything depends on what you want to do... or better to run,
and how fast it should be for the user...
If you want to use the WS in X-mode and KDE/GNOME you need to have
minimum 16 MB of ram in your WS, it generally works also with
8MB, but this really isn't fun! in
> Then what is well suited for production environments?
to say it short: debian is perfect if you want to have a
most free and
most stable server!
cornelius
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Hi Sigurd,
There are different way's of synchronize your PDA, depending
of the OS of your sysytem, and to what you want to sync!
Generally to get usb working, you need to insert something like this
in your lts.conf:
MODULE_01 = "uhci"
but i think that wount help you with st
9 "NIC=module.o";
instead of module.o you need to insert the filename of the module
you need for your network card. they could be found here:
/opt/ltsp/i386/lib/modules/2.4.19-ltsp-1/kernel/drivers/net
in my case for the RTL8129
option option-129"NIC=8139too";
go
Hi
I've a problem with a client which has an on-bord network
adopter i don't want to use.
I made a etherboot disk, witch finds the right cark, and so
the kernel is downloaded an so on...
but then it seems as if the client tries to use the on-bord
card and then cause there is nothing, the kernel
I have a problem with a compaq prosignia client.
The hardware of this model is very special and so
i had no luck getting the standart ltsp-kernel or
self build kernels runing on this machine.
I dont know why but the kernel from the suse 7.3
instalation disks is somehow working.
I would like to tagg
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