in the
client section of the LTSP wiki.
http://www.ltsp.org/twiki/bin/view/Ltsp/Clients#Jammin_125
I haven't had a chance to try it yet.
Jason
Nathan Sweet wrote:
Jason,
I just saw your message on the email list and I was wondering if
you've had any luck getting this issue sorted out
Jason,
I just saw your message on the email list and I was wondering if you've
had any luck getting this issue sorted out. We're trying to do the same
thing (12 Jammin 125s on Edubuntu 8.04) and I came up with the same
problem you did. If you have any tips or pointers, they'd be much
On Wed, 08 Aug 2007 10:53:26 -0600, Frank Cox
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Nathan Sweet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Has anyone run into this or does anyone know of a way to
fix this?
Depending on exactly what is turning your screen off,
xset s off may
Frank Cox wrote:
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Nathan Sweet [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
does that mean the fix
is to switch it over to xscreensaver?
I use xscreensaver on my ltsp setups and it works fine. I never saw the point
in gnome-screensaver, frankly, even though I run
Hello,
I'm running a 12 seat lab using Edubuntu 7.04/LTSP 5 and I would like
the screensavers to run without any screen blanking. I've tried setting
the options on the client via the standard Gnome settings dialog, but
this does not disable screen blanking. I've also tried using a custom
to be a safe driver to use, but not in this case. I suspect that the
problem might not necessarily be with the driver itself, but perhaps
with Xorg. Any thoughts?
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originally, it happens for both the nsc and
vesa drivers, so I don't think it's the driver, per se, but Xorg
itself. Oh, if it's pertinent, I'm running the latest LTSP 2.4 kernel.
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.
This is with a fresh installation of 4.1.1.
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Nathan Sweet wrote:
Jim McQuillan wrote:
Nathan,
do you have another J-125 to test with? That would possibly rule out a
real hardware problem.
And, i'm assuming that you are using the latest LTSP, v4.1.1, is that
correct?
Jim,
I've already tested with another J-125 and they all do
, it is possible to just use the Sound
System configuration module in KDE to select NAS or ESD.
And I would actually recommend using ESD over NAS, as I've seen better
performance from ESD. Where NAS has about a 2 second delay between
server and client, ESD has about a half a second.
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no need for Excel.
If you're truly stuck with Excel 97, then I would recommend Crossover.
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freezing
right before it switches to runlevel 5).
Paul, what would be the correct way to capture and analyze the network
traffic to determine the amount of IP fragmentation? Just run ethereal
and caputre all IP traffic? For what would I be looking?
Thanks in advance...
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After looking through the docs, I don't think this is likely, but I'll
ask anyway...
Is it possible to specify boot parameters for ther LTSP kernel?
Thanks...
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accesses to not work.
This may be an issue with supermount, as I can mount/unmount the device
(with supermount unloaded) with no problems.
With all that said, does anyone have any ideas or thoughts on this?
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the NoAccel option, but that only seemed to make it worse.
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to override the permissions set by
the samba server (when using fmask=666 and dmask=777 as options)? I
would guess not, so this would tell me that there may be an issue with
smb.conf. But, I don't see why this would change from one day to the next.
Anyone have any ideas?
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in Crossover, so that
files can be accessed from Microsoft applications. The only 'problem'
is some long delays, but it's mostly tolerable.
Thanks for all your hard work and I hope the above notes help to improve
LTSP.
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Hi Jim,
I know this email was directed to Jeff, but perhaps my data can also
help, since I'm experiencing similar problems.
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Usually, when faced with a problem like this, I like to collect
data. 99% of the time, if you collect enough data, the patterns
will emerge, and
I upgraded to the latest x_core (I think that one used
xfree86 4.2), the lock-up problems went away. Now with LTSP 4, I'm back
to square one and if LTSP 4.1 doesn't fix it, I may roll back to LTSP 3,
which I really don't want to do.
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,
Are there instructions for setting up a parallel LTSP system on the same
server to easily test the beta? I thought I saw a question like this
answered on this list a while back, but I have been unable to find it.
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So, has anyone heard of MuNAS?
See: http://advancedthintech.com/
Has anyone used it?
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Hello everyone,
I'm somewhat curious if anyone has had problems with the Jammin-125
freezing or locking up. When these units first came out, I had (what
appears to be) the same problem. I fixed the problem by ugrading the X
driver (this was about a year ago).
Now, with a fresh LTSP4
Peter Childs wrote:
Oh to get the sound working I did end up copying some excutable
over from my debain server and checking that they had the right
libraries using ldd.
I have these thin clients working fine using nasd the only slight
problem is that some of them will freeze on average
Hello,
I've been struggling to get sound working on the Jammin-125.
I first tried using the ltsp_kernel-3.0.15 release, but there was no
module for the cx5530 soundchip, although there was a note from Jim in
the README dated 4/6/2004 that he added the cs5530 sound driver.
So, I rolled back to
On Sat, 2003-11-08 at 06:19, Peter Billson wrote:
Jeff,
It has been a long time since I used GDM for auto-login (it was just
too much of a pain for my little brain to deal with! :-) so I can't help
you there but auto-login would solve your problem of tying a particular
user to a particular
that would
allow for faster transfers? Right now, I believe the clients see a
transfer rate of about 40Mb/s (I used iperf to find this). Is this what
I should expect? Are there any kernel settings I could tweak to improve
this?
Any thoughts on this would be great. Thanks!
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at
1280x1024. As per the instructions, I configured it to run at an 8 bit
color depth, but when I saw how crappy that looked, I commented out that
line and it seems to run perfectly fine and it looks great at that
resolution and its default color depth.
Nathan,
On Fri, 25 Oct 2002, Nathan Sweet
On Thu, 24 Oct 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 24 Oct 2002, Nathan Sweet wrote:
1) Is it possible to connect USB drives (i.e., floppy and Zip)? I saw
Paul Whittaker's solution for USB Zip drives, but I was wondering if there
were other methods that made for a more seemless
On Fri, 25 Oct 2002, Hans Ekbrand wrote:
On Fri, Oct 25, 2002 at 12:55:07AM -0600, Nathan Sweet wrote:
On Thu, 24 Oct 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 24 Oct 2002, Nathan Sweet wrote:
You've already described the cause of the problem. You should NOT
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