On Fri, Aug 27, 2004 at 02:11:57PM +0800, C.Lascano wrote:
> are sis on board video cards compatible with ltsp4.1 under x.org?
>
tried this last weekend with LTSP 4.1, and had to set teh X server to VESA
to make it work. Byt there has been some discusion on the list about a way
to make this wor
Anyone have experience buildign clients with 2 displays?
I'm thinking of "single session" clients with just one keyboard/mouse, but
2 video cards, where teh mouse just moves from one (below) to thew other
(aboave) dispaly.
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"They that would give up essential liberty for temporary safety deserv
I'm thinking about using some og the (perhaps small form factor)
motherboards with integrated video, and BIC to build a dozen or so clients.
I prefere AMD processors, but would consider Intel. Anyone have any
sugestions as to machines that look like they would fill this nill?
I'm thinking I can g
First, thnaks to all the helpfule people that allowed me to get this proof
of concept setup over the weekend.
Now, I have one remaining issue, which I'm reposting below, since I suspect
it got lost in all the other mails I was sending to the list :-)
If anyone cna give me a clue as to how to addr
First, thnaks to all the helpfule people that allowed me to get this proof
of concept setup over the weekend.
Now, I have one remaining issue, which I'm reposting below, since I suspect
it got lost in all the other mails I was sending to the list :-)
If anyone cna give me a clue as to how to add
Do I need to do anything to set up these cards to attemp PXE boot?
I've been prototyping this weekend on new hardware that has this enable via
the BIOS. But I plan on deploying (as clients) some old HP Vectra P2's with
these network cards, and the BIOS'es on this amchines know nothing about
bootin
I'm seting up a system where the server will have 2 network interfaces. The
"real" routeable network, and a 192.168.x.x network for the LTSP clients.
At least during devlopment and deploymnet, I'd like to have the clients
able to connect to/from various other machines on the "real" network.
Loooks
I'm working on a test setup this weekend. All the machines are identical
(server, _and_ clinets). They are all brand new HP/Compaq boxes. Yhey have
an Intel 82856G graphics card.
The pci_scan code is not detecting this card as supported by XF*^4, but it
is. How can I add this card to /etc/vidlist,
Now that I've (almost) got the "proof of concept" machines working the way
I want them, I'm starting to think a bit about the actual deploable
systems.
What they need to do, insteed of presenting a ?dm login screen, is as
folows:
1. Sart X
2. ssh/rsh to a workstation specific remote Sun box, and
OK, I figured out that ithe "tsize not supported" was a fatal error (at
least for PXE booted machines). I'm not quite cerain why, but I determined
that using the aftpd daemon (in Debain) got me past that hurdle.
As a matter of fact it got me a long way twoard succes.
However, I'm still not quite
I'm trying to do a "[roof of concept" test for a posible ltsp application.
I'm using some fairly ne HP/Compaq boxes that support PXE. I've configured
one of them as Debian unstable, and installed lstp version 4.1
I have the client box getting an address from dhcp, using tftp to get the
PXE boot lo
I'm having trouble with ltspcfg from 4.1.
If I run it before installint dhcpd, or tftpd, it simply says I need to add
the packeage. If I add the package (Debian, so I use apt-get), then it says
the service is already runing even though it's not, since the
/etc/dhcpd.conf file installed by apt-get
I've been playing with 4.0 for a day or so, and I never did quite get it
working completly.
I ecided to swithc to 4.1 today, so I rebuilt my test server (Debian
unstable) completly. Then I downloaded ltsp utils , installed them and used
ltspadmin to install of the 4.1 packages.
Unfortunately I se
I'm trying to work through a "proof of concepte" if lstp.
I'v managed to get the linet to aquire aa IP address from
the server using dhcp. Next it tries to tftp the kernel.
Wgere can I get an apropriate kerbel for the clients?
Or. do I have to build one? If so, where can I get a sample .config
fi
I was looking over the LSTP web site today, and I have, what is proabaly a
FAQ, but i did not seem to find the answer.
Seting up the srver side seems well documented, and I have a good basic
understnading of what to do there. But, I can't seem to find a bootable
floppy. or ISO iamge for a client.
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