I am a happy user of LTSP since version 3.0, I decided to try on the new 4.2 version and have two problems one of them is with local device access I've read the wiki and also have run numerous searches on past messages from this list and have not being able to figure out why localdev still not work
HelloI have a problem trying to use an hp scanjet 2300c, I have followed all of the steps in both procedures in the wiki, the problem seems to be related to the lack of the backend support for sane-genesys which scanjet 2300c requires. Is there a sane guru here with enough knowledge to guide me th
I have tried the two methods of installing a scanner in ltsp (4.1.1) listed in the wiki, and my scanner does not work is a USB scanner HP scanjet 2300C, it is supported by the sane-genesys back end, which I don't see is supported in neither one of the two methods, this by inspecting the /opt/ltsp/i
sorry if I repeat this message
where do I put the LDA-setup.sh and the
LDA-shutdown.sh scripts if I use XDM, I use slackware
10.1 with dropline and the GDM included just sucks big
time (pinging problems every 15 minutes users get
kicked out at random)
Second question:
I have a few bios roms fr
I am using slackware 10.1 with dropline-gnome
if I use gdm I have issues with terminals restarting
every 15 seconds (ping ws150 failed whacking display),
so I drop gdm and use xdm, now it works as I want it
to work.
the thing is that I don't have a clue where to put the
LDA-setup.sh LDA-shutdown.
i have read this article :
http://www.lemoncube.com/232.html
I have done the hot swap thing with uniflash to
recover motherboards in the past with success.
I wish to know what are the risk involved in using old
motherboard bios (286, 386, 586) and using them in
3c905 cards socket roms.
Also is
I read this how to:
http://www.lemoncube.com/232.html
Is about hot swap rom writing, I have done that for
motherboards that went dead, is it possible to use
roms of old motherboards to make the lan cards self
boot, use the old bios chips in the lan cards as it
says in this article, without burnin
I have ltsp-4.1.1
I am using Slackware 10.1
I have read the wiki on local media
I have put the LDA-install.sh in /usr/local/bin
and make sure it executes
and in /etc/X11/gdm/PostLogin/Default
I have write the line
/usr/local/bin/LDA-setup.sh
and also make sure that the above is executed (it
Hello again list!
I was not able to understand the local applications
mecanism ( I was stuck with ssh keys ), is not the
documentation fault is just that I don't get it,
anyway I wanted to see the remote sessions on the
workstations and I found out experimenting that you
don't even need to have l
I have followed the documentation on local
applications and then some more, I have my NIS server
running, lts.conf configure with NIS_DOMAIN,
NIS_SERVER, I also ran the make script for NIS to make
all the accounts on my server be converted over to
NIS, also I did then key gen stuff in the server an
Hello, is it possible to view the workstations
sessions using vnc or X11vnc, I have tried with no
success yet, this is a very important tool to help
users with different problems, I understand the X
server runs on the workstation but it gets its
display from the server so where do I have to put th
Hello:
I want to compile a kernel for my workstations that
includes the require option (perhaps patch) so that it
can mount floppys locally, I have had success using
local floppy with the regular kernel supplied for
workstations in ltsp version 4.1, one problem is that
I have to have a special ker
Excuse me about my last post, I did a check on my
kernel options and found out that the smbfs option was
not compile in the kernel so I guess this is why I
can't mount de file system on my server (obviously), I
am now recompiling my kernel with the option and
testing, I think this is it dow.
Any h
I can't see the contents of /misc/ws129fl
I have read the localdev.txt instruccions carefully
and also the autofs how-to's, I am using slackware, I
have tested that autofs works which it does in the
server, in the workstation the fd0 is recognized and
is mounted on /tmp/floppy whenever I put a ne
Sorry upon thinking a bit more on the issue I just
posted about using /opt/ltps-4.1 instead of /opt/ltsp
(version 4.0) it is obvious that I have to change the
dhcpd.conf file and that's it?, am I right?...
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I recently installed ltsp-4.1 in a server which is
using ltsp-4.0, everything installed fast and easy, I
wanted to preserve my ltsp-4.0 (in /opt/ltsp)
configuration since I have client machines working
that I cannot stop. Also I am running all this with a
special kernel for the server and the termi
Hello:
I want to make my ltsp installation a cluster.
it consists of 7 pentium 200 mhz with 32/mb nodes, and
possibly (if everything works as expected) to include
some 6 pentium 933 mhz more computers to it.
I have followed the advise in the documentation to
make a kernel and also have read the
I have spent already 3 weeks trying to make this work,
mostly at home, so far I have not being successful in
top of that in my workplace which is in the
gobvernment of the state of Chihuahua Mexico they
changed the internet provider and now is blocking my
access to sourceforge.net and ltsp.org web
Hello everyone:
I just installed the sound package for ltsp and it
works really nice with XMMS, so I decided to download
realplayer, and installed it, and it works, only that
is listened on the server not on the terminal, how can
I direct the sound to the terminal?, I already read
the documentatio
I once installed this on a Mandrake 9.0 Server, and I
remember that there was a problem with the location of
the vmlinuz-2.4.19-ltsp-1 file (the kernel the
terminal is suppose to boot from), I have to go thru
another Mandrake 9.0 installation but don't remember
how I fix the other problem around,
I had the same problem I managed a network of
computers (30 computers in all) I needed to have some
kind of tool for remote monitoring and troubleshooting
and the best there is for free is vnc (tightvnc that
is), but we are connected thru a router and also thru
a DNS server (of course) via gateway
Someone said that SCSI has no advantage over IDE, my
experience is totally different, for a multiuser unix
system (Sco Openserver 5.0.5) I used IDE and it slow
down the whole processing of each indvidual user, I
switched back to SCSI and everything worked fine
again, it has something to do with th
For how many users?, I could actually have about 23-30
concurrent users logging in my server which is a Dell
1.7 GigHertz with 512Mb or RAM, is it good enough, I
am running Mandrake 9.0., I am planning on installing
some 2 Gigabytes of memory, and probably deploy a
mosix cluster with 3 computers, t
I see nothing wrong with a 386 as a terminal, if you
could make a 8086 than better still but it doesn't
work with any kernel that I know, you use LINKS for
web browser and the many many other packages of linux
that don't need a GUI, and if you work at the speed
of the server than it has to fly!,
ladies and gentlemen of this fine list:
I made a mistake not long ago burning a Bios (I needed
to make the motherboard boot from a cd-rom in order to
install linux), and because the instructions were in
german I didn't quite translated the info correctly
and ended up with a "dead" mother board, t
For people trying to install ltsp on Mandrake 9.0 here
is what I went thru:
Trying to install with a 3c509 network card yield to a
bunch of troubles, but I made the mistake of
downloading a boot floppy from rom-o-matic.com that
was actually from a "developing version" so that might
have being my
I did everything according to the documentation (I am
using Mandrake 9.0), except for the location of the
kernel (in /usr/lib/tftpboot instead of /lts),
everything was ok.
It loads the kernel but when it says done it simply
reboots the terminal, I am guessing it is the network
card a 3c509 comb
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