Well, I figured it out. It had nothing to do with Slackware 11 or LTSP
v4.2. Our application is web-based. I run an OLD version of Firefox in
a kiosk mode. I introduced a fixed-position header in the latest
version of the program, with some css hackery. Apparently this old
version of
My lts.conf file is very bare, with only the settings in it I need to
modify... so there arnt any X_device_option lines in there at all. So,
that cant be the problem. Unfortunately!
I dont have access to the server until this weekend, so if anyone else
has any things I could/look at, I
On 5/30/07, Eric Holt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I dont have access to the server until this weekend, so if anyone else
has any things I could/look at, I would greatly appreciate it. If not,
I will just install 4.1 in a separate tree, and see if the issue
persists or not. That will tell me if
Sebastien:
I did infact look for the ati driver *on* the thin client, and that is
what is being reported as being used on the thin client.
Sorry for the confusion on that one :)
I didnt think to check and make sure the network isnt having issues, so
I'll check ifconfig over the weekend. File
Eric,
It would be interesting to see which video driver is being used. Setup
shell screen, and look at the XF86config file and see which driver it's
using.
If it's using 'vesa', it probably gonna be slow. In that case, you'd
want to force 'ati' by setting XSERVER = ati in the lts.conf
Jim: Well, fortunately I did have the thought to check that this
weekend while I was with the server, and it did infact say ati.
:(
--Eric
Jim McQuillan wrote:
Eric,
It would be interesting to see which video driver is being used. Setup
shell screen, and look at the XF86config file
On Tue, 29 May 2007 13:36:34 -0400
Eric Holt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jim: Well, fortunately I did have the thought to check that this
weekend while I was with the server, and it did infact say ati.
:(
Eric,
Any chance you have the hardware acceleration line uncommented in ltsp.conf?
Hey guys, got a problem. I recently re-built a server for a client, and
in the process upgraded from Slackware 10 to Slackware 11, and from LTSP
4.1 to LTSP 4.2. Everything has worked great, except for I'm having a
little bit of a problem with the screen not refreshing as fast as before.
