Thanks Pete. Oh, I can't wait to tomorrow to try
tweaking that lts.conf. I remember setting the screen
mode of my workstation to a higher value.
I also tried creating SCREEN_01 and SREEN_02 for shell
and startx respectively for testing purposes. When I
type sh /tmp/start_ws or startx in shell
John,
Sounds like you are trying to use a screen mode that the monitor
can't support.
Pete
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John Puzon wrote:
The monitor in my client
shows the following before disappearing into oblivion
and
Thanks Veerapuram,
I am now able to boot but cannot bring up the X-login
screen. I get past it if i set the 'SCREEN_01' to
shell, i can see:
Inside of /etc/screen.d/shell
tty= /dev/vc/1
bash-2.05b#
But when 'SCREEN_01' is set to startx, it goes blank.
Any suggestions and help is higly apprecia
On Tue, 14 Sep 2004, John Puzon wrote:
Good day to everybody,
I've installed ltsp and i am able to boot but cannot
get past the login screen. The monitor in my client
shows the following before disappearing into oblivion
and the LEDs in my monitor starts to blink:
syslogd: cannot write to remote
Good day to everybody,
I've installed ltsp and i am able to boot but cannot
get past the login screen. The monitor in my client
shows the following before disappearing into oblivion
and the LEDs in my monitor starts to blink:
syslogd: cannot write to remote filehandle
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