Hi Andrew,
Did you try and replace the XSERVER entry with
XSERVER = s3
instead of using the *auto* setting?
It works for me on 2 AST Pentiums with an onboard Trio64 and 16 Mb of
RAM.
Hope that helps,
Wouter
On 18-Sep-02 Andrew McKinney wrote:
> Hi List,
>
> I'm having problems with
On Wed, Sep 18, 2002 at 01:54:01PM +0100, Andrew McKinney wrote:
> Hi List,
>
> I'm having problems with a diskless workstation running in runlevel 5.
> The box is a Pentium with an on-board PCI S3Trio64 and 16 Mb-o-RAM.
> I'm using LTSP v3.0.5 with the ltsp_x336_s3-3.0.0 x server.
> The DM I'm u
Andrew,
I know you said the workstation has 16mb of ram,
but I wonder if the Linux kernel is actually detecting
all of the ram.
If the kernel runs out of memory, it will go on a
killing spree, and usually the first thing to go is
the Xserver.
You might try setting USE_NSF_SWAP = Y
to see if tha
Hi List,
I'm having problems with a diskless workstation running in runlevel 5.
The box is a Pentium with an on-board PCI S3Trio64 and 16 Mb-o-RAM.
I'm using LTSP v3.0.5 with the ltsp_x336_s3-3.0.0 x server.
The DM I'm using is gdm.
The problem seems to happen after I log in. As a normal non-pri
