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> thanks! 8)
Sorry, I've never used gdm. I use xdm in most cases, kdm in a few. I'd
suggest taking a look at an xdm installation and how my previously posted
solution is set up with that, then trying to apply it to gdm.
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ot be strictly necessary if you're going
to make the call to rdate on every login of the terminal(s), though.
> I still welcome a better approach, an approach that doesn't require
> excessive changes on the main computer (server) and the LTSP machine,
> or an approach condoned by
- i.e. disk capacity?, ATA-100/133?,
mobo type? CPU clock?
In addition to what I mentioned, I'm using an MSI 6561 SiS 745 mobo w/
Athlon XP 1800 w/ DDR RAM.
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"XWindow-User-HOWTO" which you should be able to find on
http://www.tldp.org.
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On Mon, 3 Feb 2003, Cliff Barnes said:
> For what is the line with pam_devperm.so? Is it a must?
Sorry, can't say. The file reflects the distro's PAM cfg. I just added
the one line.
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All that said, perhaps it's time to try an ATA-100 in one of the boxes
with a currently available mobo to see what kind of performance
differences there are with the current hardware. I hope I'll find that I
can justify dropping SCSI, and saving the added expense.
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none
# inserted the following line to invoke pam limits
session required pam_limits.so
session required pam_devperm.so
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On Sun, 2 Feb 2003, Cliff B
d be required in the suicide script to distinguish between sessions as
well.
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ccidently done as root would end life as we
> know it. :-)
Yeah, that's what happened when it ran before I made the change to $USER :/,
for the reason I mentioned, that xdm runs as root. Good addition though.
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s a lot of the disk i/o burden
from the CPU, so it's like having a faster CPU.
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Seems to work ok
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bus itself only moves data at about 15bT equiv
> > so there is no inherent advantage to putting a 100bT NIC onto that bus.
I have never seen a 100 bT ISA NIC. AFAIK, they don't exist, cuz the bus
is incapable of handling the bw. I believe 100 bT requires a PCI bus.
I can't remember the details of the original post. Did you ask about a
PSU with a 4 conductor plug? It's just a guess, but I've heard reference
to Pentium 4 PSU's in many newer boxes.
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for the client, because AFAIK, in order for the client to mount the
necessary directories via NFS it needs tp have access - at least that's
what I had to do on my SuSE server.
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t locally, it seems to me that it would
make more sense to have a more conventional network - standaline Linux
workstation PC's networked. To share apps and data, use something like
NFS or samba.
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e problem). After working out the problem, then
carry that cfg over to the LTS.
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y may have finally
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On Wed, 8 Jan 2003, Stephen Liu said:
> Hi John,
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> > - snip
> > Also see Ken Yap's site. And from the 1st document
> > above,
> >
> > 7.5. For more information
>
> Kindly advise
emanding) purposes. Then there is the forms
generator, and ...
Even has an sql table viewing widget. Haven't done anything with it yet,
but am hoping that I can get it to work with Postgres.
Could be that OO has those, I don't know.
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/www.openoffice.org - is free, supported, and a
> much better product...
Isn't SO 5.2 also free (as in no license fee required)? I also use SO
5.2, as it has some features that OO lacks, such as an agenda, with an
add-on server pkg w/ group-ware characteristics.
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there was one. I just used the realtek Dos utility after
booting Dos from floppy.
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On Mon, 30 Dec 2002, Rick Gatewood said:
> On Monday 30 December 2002 11:41 am, John Karns wrote:
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> > Sorry I can't give a really specific answer re Linux on the EOne, but the
> > requirements for an LTS client are pretty much limited to X compatibility
> > o
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> But this didn't help... maybe bootp is the same as dhcp!?
Correct - you shouldn't run both tftp and bootps. I made the same
mistake, and wasted several days trying to figure it out.
say that as long as all client hardware was the same so that you
wouldn't have to make any distinctions in lts.conf in regards to having
one or more machines configured differently from all the others, that
dynamic IP should be fine. Whatever works for you.
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Galeon - requires gnome (libs at least)
The last two are the ones that I would take a close look at.
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) with DHCP on Linux to assign IP's to the w98 clients for quite
some time w/ no problems.
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f I remember correctly) to point
to the modified XF86Config.
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custom systems. It sure beats me making it up every time :)
Not sure what you mean exactly - are you referring to a HowTo, or an
alternate pkg to install the software?
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ARAMS="-r -s my.dom.ain"
#
SYSLOGD_PARAMS="-r -s 192.168.10.0/192.168.10.255"
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usr/sbin/bootpd
bootpd -c /tftpboot
My problem was solved by disabling bootp. If for some reason you need
both bootp and dhcp, then you'll have to figure out how to set things up
so that they aren't simultaneously active.
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machine may be unable to drive the 8139 at 100 mb/s. You can change the
cfg using a Dos .exe which Realtek provides.
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various cfg
files so that it would conform to my existing IP scheme.
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There are undoubtedly several possibilites. I encountered a similar
problem until I cleared up the tcpwrappers cfg. Check /etc/hosts.allow.
After any changes, you would need to restart inetd.
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55.255.255.255 port 67
DHCPACK from 192.168.1.23
ERROR! dhclient failed!
Kernel panic: Attempted to kill init!
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> > On Tue, 9 Jul 2002, John Karns said:
> >
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On Tue, 9 Jul 2002, John Karns said:
> That's the part I wasn't sure about. Actually, I was thinking that the DC
> perhaps was getting the dhclient binary which resides on the server and
> executing it from within the LTSP environment, which uses a different set
> of libr
On Wed, 10 Jul 2002, Bob Latham said:
> In article
> John Karns <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > On Tue, 9 Jul 2002, Bob Latham said:
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> > Presumeably the smb daemon is running on your server.
>
> service smb restart - works fine as far as I can tell. Does tha
ur machine has,
some allow setting IRQ's to specific PCI slots. Also, set the BIOS to
"non PnP OS" or its equivalent on your machine.
If you boot from a DOS floppy ("Make boot disk" in W9x) then you can run
rset8139.exe which is a DOS utility w
phics board. They
> sometimes cost more, but ISA is in its twilight years...
Indeed - for the implementation I'll be using a different type of client
entirely. For the next step, I'll reverse the client with the server, as
the 1st phase was more a "proof of concept" particu
docs for more info; it is pretty well
covered there. Look for a file called passwords.txt
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I'm not sure what you mean by "the same screen", but as long as you got to
a login screen, then it would seem that things are working. Changing the
apprearance of the screen would be a metter of finding and tweaking the
configuration file which specifies the graphic image
Although
it's still disappointing because I do have a few of the P5A which I was
thinking I could use as DC's later on.
Thanks to all who responded.
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