ly require more ram than the average thin client though
for standard use.
Others have mentioned that Firefox likes to use lots of the X Server's
RAM. I wonder how Firefox's XServer Ram utilization works under NoMachine.
-Joe Baker
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Raman.P wrote the following on 07/19/2007 11:40 PM:
> Hi
>
> Session Persistence seems to be good point in favour
> of NX.
>
> Is there anyway in ltsp providing such facility?.
>
People have reported getting NX to work on LTSP clients.
It does seem to take about 35 more seconds to resume a conn
fact that I run multiple instances of the
NXClient talking to accounts on various machines.
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Thanks for sharing the results of your work. I hope to travel in some
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you might also
check to see if the IRQ for your Ethernet card is shared with another
function as well.
Sometimes the delay is long other times it's not.
My DHCP does not notify assignments to a DNS server. Sometimes I've
thought that might be partly to blame for sometimes slow
e "Beeing There" A play on the title of a movie called "Being
There" by
Peter Sellers. It puts the whole remote computing thing into
prospective. You're remote, but it's just like Being there. You can
Buzz about from place to place and still use the so
Maybe there's a way to replace gnome-screensaver. It has been broken
for some time while using LDAP PAM authentication on many distributions.
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Joe Baker wrote:
> Joe Baker wrote:
>
>> Jim McQuillan wrote:
>>
>>
>>> Yeah, we found that while working on LTSP-4.2 update 2, lp_server
>>> doesn't like to work in bidirectional mode with the 2.6 kernels.
>>>
Andrew Ziem wrote:
> sokol wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I have a little question after unfruitful googling. Someone has managed to
>> run a 3d desktop (like Mandriva 2007) on a thin client? Any hints are
>> welcome.
>>
>>
>>
> Dave Richards runs a large terminal server project (maybe 700 u
Joe Baker wrote:
> Jim McQuillan wrote:
>
>> Yeah, we found that while working on LTSP-4.2 update 2, lp_server
>> doesn't like to work in bidirectional mode with the 2.6 kernels.
>>
>> We changed PRINTER_x_WRITE_ONLY = Y as the default.
>>
>>
&
e defaults stanza of my lts.conf file.
It didn't help with starting the lp_server.
I'm going to patch the start_printer script to add a -w option for the
time being.
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Bill Alsbury wrote:
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> I am sure this has been asked before but I couldn’t find it in the
> archive so if someone could point me in the right direction I would be
> most grateful.
>
>
>
> I am looking to implement a LTSP solution as I have serious bandwidth
> issues and mostly non IT literate st
Joe Baker wrote:
> Verner Kjærsgaard wrote:
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>> Onsdag 14 februar 2007 12:16 skrev Bill Alsbury:
>>
>>
>>> I am sure this has been asked before but I couldn't find it in the
>>> archive so if someone could point me in the right direction
.com/ They have a pricy solution, but it
seems like it would work with most any Windows program. I havn't used
this one although there was a write-up on it in Linux Journal Feb 2007
edition.
Also to reduce bandwidth
added "-r 192.168.0.0/24" to the parameters in
addition to -w.
So to enable printing to /dev/lp0 I'm having to ssh to the thin client
box as root and execute:
/usr/lib/ltsp/lp_server -n 9100 -d /dev/lp0 -r 192.16
therwise everything looks good.
I had bought 20 of these NICs in the past specifically so I wouldn't
have to make up so many different Etherboot images for various machines
around the office.
I'd be glad to ship one to someone w
)
that you unplug the fan altogether. Unplugging them will reduce the
load on the power supply, reduce the heat generated as well.
I've done this on a system where the only noise I hear from it is the
bizzare sounds the Video card makes and the floppy when Etherboot
Joe Baker wrote:
This is a rare occurance, but it is really wierd.
Error Message echoed to user's screen from syslog "Kwrited Listening on
device /dev/pts/13" One of those Donald Becker messages about being the
author of the network card driver. This occurred when another lt
This is a rare occurance, but it is really wierd.
Error Message echoed to user's screen from syslog "Kwrited Listening on
device /dev/pts/13" One of those Donald Becker messages about being the
author of the network card driver. This occurred when another ltsp thin
client running 4.1 was boot
looks like a mismatch of the card types looking at the above
line... 3c59x != 3c905
Maybe something is wrong with the detection and association of the driver?
I think these are pretty popular NICs from the past so we might see this
issue start to pop up more frequently.
The hardware address of the
ou might try using fonts over NFS instead of using the font
server approach
USE_XFS = N
as Jim pointed out in an earlier message.
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Jason Maas wrote:
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On Fri, 19 Aug 2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can show you a site that will crash ltsp + firefox with 256M ram
on client, reliably, repeatably, and at the same point every time.
Problem description
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ll this powersaving have also been addressed by passing something
like noacpi on some sort of kernel options line in lts.conf?
LTSP 4.1.1
Kernel 2.4.26-ltsp-2
Integrated Video: Intel 82810 Graphics Controller.
-Joe Baker
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to perform version bumps of programs. So I'd say
it's easy to use and would fit the bill in a wonderful way for
accellerating LTSP's future at breakneck speed.
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Has anybody succeded in getting ISC's DHCPd to run on a SuSE 9.3 64bit
installation. I tried it and got an "unknown error" with a bunch of hex
characters. I've setup ISC DHCP servers about 15 times, so this one has
me
pretty sure you can put a value in there like this...
echo 500 > /proc/sys/fs/file-max
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/var/log/messages to see if processes are being killed. Maybe you are
running up against # of open files/process limitations (that can be
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Cheers! And good luck with it today.
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You may be on the right track with famd.
But you may want to increase the value contained here:
/proc/sys/fs/file-max
Cat the file first to see the vaule. Then perform an
echo 1000 > /proc/sys/fs/file-max
I was told that the value which can go into this file can go upwards of
4 billion.
Ge
d /etc/hosts lookups. We invest a great deal of effort to have our
internal network IP space both forward and reverse DNS served. Yet from a
shell screen on the thin client,host names like sun2.nelfc.com don't resolve
and I'm forced to use the IP address when ssh-ing to the termina
not tell you how glad I am that we have
this excellent tool. I must also stress that I see the wisdom of
keeping our build environment consistant so that anything you may
develop and want to share with the LTSP community is reproducable,
without errors.
-Joe Baker
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on GNOME. Interestingly these s2u daemons never seem to die. Maybe
that's why that user reported gnome desktop applications popping up in
the wrong desktop.
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am. Only the workstations were
running
KDE with full glitz turned on! My cpu-load skyrocketed to about 20 :)
I had PC100 ram, very little cpu-cache ram and all the IDE disk i/o
took it's toll on the cpu as well.
-Joe Baker
Burlington, Wisconsin & St. Louis, Missouri
m experiment with an
AMD Duron 1700 with 1 Gigabyte of ram. Only the workstations were running
KDE with full glitz turned on! My cpu-load skyrocketed to about 20 :)
I had PC100 ram, very little cpu-cache ram and all the IDE disk i/o
took it's toll on the cpu as
host configuration stanza. I could have used this feature today.
-Joe Baker
DenisG wrote:
Hi all
I'm trying to make USB mouse working on thin LTSP client (laptop with
USB but no PS/2 or serial).
I use Ubuntu for the server (Debian-based, kernel 2.6.10-5-386), LTSP
4.1.
I found some things
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