If I take out all the MODULE_xx entries the workstation will not boot into X
I can't do anything when I boot into shell in that case either because the
keyboard also doesn't work.
>From what I can see on the screen, the X error is that it can't find a device
at /dev/input/mice
I made a script th
Brian,
What happens if you take out all of the MODULE_xx entries ?
ltsp-4.1 should be able to auto-detect your usb modules, and it should
just work. There is a script called 'rc.usb' that will first
try to load usb-uhci and then usb-ohci.
Then, it will try to modprobe each of:
keybdev, mouse
Unfortunately it isn't this simple for me .. I have just reconfirmed.
Any lts.conf configuration that does not load the USB modules in the
workstation section BEFORE the X_MOUSE_DEVICE = "/dev/input/mice" fails on
boot.
As stated previously, this may be due to the hardware on that specific machin
Hi
I changed lts.conf to say /dev/input/mice & imps/2
Plugged in the mouse and keyboard, and all works
VIA mini-itx + LCD screen
-- snip from lts.conf on standard ltsp-4.1 -
[saunders]
SERVER = "192.168.1.254"
SCREEN_01 = "startx"
X_MOUSE_PROTOCOL
On Thu, 16 Sep 2004, Brian Johnson wrote:
I just found out that it will work in the workstation section if I make sure
that X_MOUSE_DEVICE comes AFTER the module lines (I had the lines in the
reverse order)
That's really odd, because the lts.conf file is parsed all at one time,
setting environmen
Doesn't work for me, but like I said in another post, it may be because the
usb ports are on a pci card and not on-board.
However, loading the modules in the workstation section does now work for me
if I do it before I try to set the mouse device
Christian Collins ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
>
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I just found out that it will work in the workstation section if I make sure
that X_MOUSE_DEVICE comes AFTER the module lines (I had the lines in the
reverse order)
It would NOT work without the module lines to load the usb drivers .. but
maybe that is because it is a pci usb card and not a mother
I have something just like that (except usb-ohci) and it works when in the
default section, but not when I remove it from the default section of lts.conf
and put it in the workstation section.
I just found out that it will work in the workstation section if I make sure
that X_MOUSE_DEVICE comes AF
I don't specify any modules for USB keyboard and mouse and it works. I'm
using 4.1 as you are.
When I was using 3.0, I used the following:
[ws016]
X_MOUSE_PROTOCOL = "IMPS/2"
X_MOUSE_DEVICE = "/dev/input/mice"
X_MOUSE_BUTTONS= 5
X_ZAxisMapping = "4 5"
Brian,
I'm running an HP-T5500 thin client with both a USB keyboard AND a USB
mouse, and i'm not having any problem at all.
With LTSP-4.1, it should automatically detect your usb modules, so you
shouldn't need to worry about adding them.
here is my lts.conf section for my workstation:
#
# HP T550
Yes. Here's the workstation section from an HP 5500 with USB mouse and
keyboard:
MODULE_01 = usb-uhci
MODULE_02 = usbmouse
MODULE_03 = mousedev
MODULE_04 = usbkbd
MODULE_05 = keybdev
X_MOUSE_DEVICE =
Can someone please confirm if it is possible to use a USB keyboard and mouse
and specify the modules to load in lts.conf in the workstation section (not
the default section)
Putting the modules in the default section prevents workstations without USB
hardware from booting and I can't get the work
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