Hello Edmarcos,
This is not impossible, but is quite a real challenge, as you'll need
to specify, for each workstation, which kernel will be used --- what
can be a real pain. So you'll need to identify each station to the
DHCP server, and create a host entry for it.
(Não é impossível, mas vai
There shall be no problem with the wifi connection, but you can have
trouble with these PCs if using LTSP5, as the minimum requirements
changed dramatically from LTSP4.2.
2009/4/6 Marco Bertorello ma...@bertorello.ns0.it:
Hi all,
I planning a new installation of an LTSP environment. The OS
Hi Helmut,
LTSP 5 uses lts.conf in /var/lib/tftpboot/i386, as stated by Keith. The
file in /opt/ltsp/i386/etc is just a dummy file, and there's a lot of
problems you have if you try using it.
PS: Antonio, evite postar em português na lista internacional, nem sempre
você vai ter sorte de
2009/2/26 jyo...@oreillyauto.com:
I think another significant factor is that XOrg is no longer being
developed with our usage in mind. In the beginning, XWindows was developed
as a REMOTE display. In an attempt to capture the Desktop PC market, I
think much of the functionality that made
I'm not sure what a solution is. Part of it may be solved by distros
offering,
or users posting instructions how to make, scaled down light versions of the
kernel, and udev rules, which will eliminate some of the bloat.
Hi,
That's a really interesting coincidence: I'm working on a very
Hi Erwin,
As long as you have enough RAM on the server, you don't need to worry with swap.
The hard question here is, how much RAM is enough? With LTSP, is
harder to say, as you need to multiply the expected comsumption of one
desktop user by the number of simultaneous users.
The swap space is
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Am Freitag, 24. August 2007 17:10 schrieb José Queiroz:
Hummm... errr... have you ever thought about swapping screen_01 and
screen_02, so rdesktop comes out on screen_01, on the selected
clients? It's easy to do that, said:
[Rdestop_Default]
SCREEN_01 = rdesktop
SCREEN_02
Hi Michael,
Try to login with your user directly on the server. It seems to me
that you have any error in your login (said, your home dir is
inaccessible, your session manager isn't working, etc).
2007/8/11, Michael Kosovic [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I have a problem very similar to what Jim Kronebusch
in some distributions, if you don't use xset s on the screen saver
activates after 1 second of inactivity. o_0
2007/8/8, Frank Cox [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Wed, 08 Aug 2007 09:01:39 -0600
Nathan Sweet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone run into this or does anyone know of a way to fix this?
If you get to the login screen, all the basic configuration of LTSP is
correctly set.
Maybe you're getting an error starting the session manager (gnome?).
How much memory does you server have?
2007/8/3, Vangelis Vazaios [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi everyone.
I 've recently setup an ltsp-server on
Jose,
I have a cd and a floppy-drive running.
Greetings,
Erwin.
José Queiroz wrote:
which devices do you have in your workstations?
2007/7/27, Erwin Groeneveld [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi all,
I have Ubuntu Feisty installed with, by default ltsp 5.
Everything works fine, except
log an attempt to mount nfs
On 7/25/07, José Queiroz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In fact, your workstation is doing much more than it should... how did
you manage to get DHCP working on different subnets? Did you use a
multi-homed server, or an address helper (arp proxy) on the router
which devices do you have in your workstations?
2007/7/27, Erwin Groeneveld [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi all,
I have Ubuntu Feisty installed with, by default ltsp 5.
Everything works fine, except for the local devices.
I followed the instructions on
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/EnableLTSP5LocalDevices
In fact, your workstation is doing much more than it should... how did
you manage to get DHCP working on different subnets? Did you use a
multi-homed server, or an address helper (arp proxy) on the router?
If you can get to the moment of contacting NFS, double check that
/etc/hosts.allow includes
Hi Nadav,
Your idea is interesting as a study, but, doesn't it comes against the
idea of a low-cost, low-powered terminal?
And think about the load that 2 screens may impose in the network
segment used by this terminal, put aside the high cpu load that may
render a P1/P2 useless.
2007/7/23,
Hi Fajar,
If you do use KDE, you can enter KControl, option System
Administration, then Login Manager, Admin Mode.
Open Shutdown tab, and in field Allow Shutdown/Local, choose Only root.
[The option names may be different, as my KDE isn't in english]
There must be a similar setting on gnome,
Correct me if I'm wrong, but the idea on using FreeNX on ltsp isn't
the gain on speed, but the saving in bandwidth. Think about a
network of hundreths of thin clients, and the bandwidth spent with
them, and youl'l now what I'm saying.
Isnt the NX protocol supposed to give you near native speed
I strongly suggest you to not use the same network address for two
interfaces in the same machine.
So, if you have eth0 set to 192.168.1.6, you should change the
addresses of the terminals to, i.e., 192.168.2.x.
Note that this arrangement can bring you problems on configuring DHCP,
as it cannot
I think the original poster wanted to change keyboard mapping in the shell
on the thin client.
Oh, God, you´re correct. My mistake.
What you propose is changeing the keyboard layout for
the x-server only. Am i right?
Well... yes, the change I proposed makes keyboard layout selection
work,
This is a copy of a message I sent some days ago to the list. You can
see the full thread in the archives.
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I got some trouble in configuring keyboard layout for my terminals.
The terminal haves a Brazilian keyboard, model ABNT2, with BR
This is a copy of a message I sent to this board some days ago. You
can find it in the archives under the name Possible Bug in Keyboard
config?
- cut here ---
I got some trouble in configuring keyboard layout for my terminals.
The terminal haves a Brazilian keyboard,
Hi all,
I got some trouble in configuring keyboard layout for my terminals.
The terminal haves a Brazilian keyboard, model ABNT2, with BR layout.
When loaded, the \ key was giving me , and ] key was giving me \.
I looked the code, and found that (ltsp root tree)/etc/build_x4_cfg
was ignoring
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