Then I'll have to conclude that I'm doing somethng
wrong.
Could it be that because the server & client's network
are in Half Duplex so it's so slow? Is there anyway to
debug the network performance in the LTSP environment?
Thanks,
Yao Ko
--- "Dragosh M."
I think the problem here is with the CPU speed. 133
Mhz. takes a long time just to "create" the NFS_SWAP
file.
Unless I'm doing something very wrong... I find that
P133 Mhz. with only 16 megs doesn't run very
smoothly...
Yao Ko
--- "Dragosh M." <[EMAIL PROTEC
ncies. Copy all binaries and libraries to your
LTSP tree (/opt/ltsp/i386/). Then, you have the
binaries accessible for your client :)
Hope that helps,
Yao Ko
--- Prakash Modak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >
Hi all,
>
> I'm using LTSP 3.0 on RH7.1, I want to use local
> apps
>
work with P133 and 16Megs. of
memory? Any hints is appreciated!
Yao Ko
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from etherboot package, unless you got a
pre-tagged kernel. But since you're building your own
kernel, then most likely you have to tag it.
Hope that helps,
Yao Ko
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> hello friends,
> firstly i'm a novice to dumbterminals concepts.
> i don
Do you mind explaining what you mean by "DC using
tftp, rom-o-matic floopy" ? I don't even understand
your question, so I can't "clarify you immediately."
Yao Ko
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> hai friends,
> what are the files(.rpm)that i have to
t died. That worked for
me... so far so good.
Then, from the server side, you have to find ESD aware
applications, such as Realplayer and mpg123, kxicq,
etc etc... Or, even easier, you can use esdplay to
send wav files to your terminal. Basically, esd
applications will use the ESPEAKER environment
) The newly built kernels are usually put under /boot
(I'm talking about RedHat).
3) The above error should be gone if you have the
correct kernel. Please read the FAQ on LTSP page if
you the -s option in your tftp configuration (you can
check it out by reading the /etc/inetd.conf o
Hi Beginner,
Thanks for your hint. I tried it out and it worked
okay for DOS disks. Now... is there any solution for
ext2 disks? Unfortunately, nbd doesn't seem to work
and it's really easy to hung the server... :(
Thanks,
Yao Ko
--- Beginner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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