s one solution).
Fathi Ben nasr
Randall Craig a écrit :
> Probably the easiest way is to you xdm indirect broadcasts.
>
> ie: x -indirect foo
>
> This allows for the user to choose which server to log into. With
> my setup (SusE) the xdm servers state what the load on the
On a previous discussion, someone pointed me that using a zseries server as
an ltsp server is
not interresting as these machines are fast for computaionnal problems and
bad as X servers.
John McCreesh a écrit :
> On Thu, 13 Jun 2002 16:17:14 +0200
> "Martin Dvorsky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
orted
nfs directory of your ltsp server. I think that the ltsp server doesn't
need even to know that your video brand/model exists.
Hope this helps.
Fathi Ben Nasr
>
>
> thank you very much.
>
> --
> Zied Fakhfakh
> OpenNet SoftwareDirecteur Technico-C
's interface is it's responsiveness on slow computers.
> Did you monitor cpu usage? I think the X server still gets away with most of
> the cpu time. Moreover this should have been improved greatly with kde 3.0.
I have an heterogenous set of computers starting from compaq 486/22 with
slowed down by the KDE2 interface, I switched
to ICEwm (a lot faster and does not make any difference as people use the window
manager to load apps with mouse clicks and not to work with it).
Hope this helps you.
Fathi Ben Nasr
Check if you have installed the XFree86-xfs package (rpm -q XFree86-xfs) and if
so make sure if you have in your /etc/X11/fs/config a line like the following
"alternate-servers = yourserver:7100". This will set your xfs to listen to
tcp/ip clients.
morten a écrit :
> I have installed LTS that i
You could use servers with 2xpIII or 2Xathlons with 512 to 1024 Megs RAM as this
are entry level servers in some countries.
For the question of one or more servers, it could be more interresting to use
clusters instead of one big server for availability and load balancing. I would
use 4 2x686 ser
I am trying to get the ltsp iso image, as I couldn't find the sgml
documentation package, unsuccessfully for some days now (in part due to our
corporate msproxy failures).
Could someone send me this package or at least a link to it ?
Thank You.
Fathi Ben
[EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
> Darryl,
>
> I use the Lucent/Orinoco Silver cards which can now
> be found for about $79.00 each. They are very
> well supported under Linux. The silver offers 64-bit
> encryption and the Gold cards offer 128-bit encryption.
>
> For an Access point, I've got a Li
The compaqs are 486/22 not 486/26.
Sorry.
Fathi Ben Nasr a écrit :
> Yes, but it depends on the 486 ( a 26Mhz cpu or a 100Mhz). I have been
> able to run a hp 486/66 as a terminal, a compaq 486/26 with 12 Mb ram but
> not an identical compaq 486/26 with 4Mb, so I think taht 8Mb is the
Yes, but it depends on the 486 ( a 26Mhz cpu or a 100Mhz). I have been
able to run a hp 486/66 as a terminal, a compaq 486/26 with 12 Mb ram but
not an identical compaq 486/26 with 4Mb, so I think taht 8Mb is the
minimum requirement. Just remember that 486 were shiped with 1Mb of
video ram and th
Had nearly identical problems (desktop icons disappearing randomly) with kde
under mandrake 8.1, pII 350 mhz with 384Mo ram, no scsi disks but also no nfs
swap, so I switched to gnome and problems has gone (you still be able to run
kapps even under gnome, so this couldn't be a problem unless users
etherboot flopyy is 3c5x9 at 0x0300.
I tried different ways to feed this information to the client but I
still get a Kernel panic and an error message about the isa nic driver.
Could someone please tell me the correct syntax for option-129 (with
some examples if possible) ?
Thank You.
Fathi Ben Nasr
etherboot flopyy is 3c5x9 at 0x0300.
I tried different ways to feed this information to the client but I
still get a Kernel panic and an error message about the isa nic driver.
Could someone please tell me the correct syntax for option-129 (with
some examples if possible) ?
Thank You.
Fathi Ben Nasr
.4.9-ltsp-lpp-5
>
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Fathi Ben Nasr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "Jon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Wednesday, December 19, 2001 5:23 PM
> Subject: Re: [Ltsp-discuss] problem with ltsp 3.0
>
> > Jo
Hello,
Is it possible to setup the reply address for messages sent to this
list to its address so that the reply command will send replies back to
the list and not to the original sender only ?
Thanks
Fathi Ben Nasr
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# Example of specifying X settings for a workstation
#
[fathi]
XSERVER= auto
LOCAL_APPS = N
USE_NFS_SWAP = N
SWAPFILE_SIZE = 48m
RUNLEVEL = 5
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Fathi Ben Nasr&q
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