Louis Sabet wrote:
Y'all,
Anyone have any idea why the UK keyboards connected to LTSP here bring
up £ (note the umlouted capital A) instead of just a pound sign (£)?
I can always go back and delete the capital-umlouted-A, but this is a
bit of a pain for our sales dept.
Any tips appreciated as
Thank you for making this clear Jam, Anslem and Tom.
So now the next step for me is to setup openMOSIX on top of the LTSP
network. This should overcome the low processing speed issue? Some one
had earlier suggested this on the list??
Any other road well traveled than this?
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Jarod Kernel wrote:
Hi,
I would like to know if in the dhcpd.conf file I need to put the MAC address of the
client to make LTSP work correctly.
I've read the McQuillan document, but I have not found a specific request of putting
the MAC address of the client that will use the LTSP service.
No, yo
Hello Sudev,
> So now the next step for me is to setup openMOSIX on top of the LTSP
> network. This should overcome the low processing speed issue? Some one
> had earlier suggested this on the list??
This does *not* solve the problem of slow graphics on 486s. I named it
as solution for peak load
It might just be me who is plain stupid - but howcome I can programme the
bootrom but vortex-dialog -e says no bios rom installed - but
vortex-dialog -B says it is installed?
Best regards,
Peter M. Nielsen
Institut for Konjunktur-Analyse
Aabenraa 29 * DK-1124 København K
phone: (+45) 33 32 82 70
Juan Zarta wrote:
Hello everybody
We are using LTSP with around 50 workstations, when we try to connect more
ws we have the following error:
Jul 12 06:38:45 star-warrior dhcpd: DHCPACK on 192.168.0.51 to
00:e0:7d:83:dc:a7 via eth0
Jul 12 06:39:27 star-warrior kernel: eth0: Too much work at interru
I know it's not the right place, but someone might be listening and know
what *is* the right place :-)
Something is awry with he freenode.net thing.
$ host -a irc.freenode.net
Trying "irc.freenode.net"
;; ->>HEADER<<- opcode: QUERY, status: NOERROR, id: 3052
;; flags: qr rd ra; QUERY: 1, ANSWER:
Thanks for the message and guideline,
Still i am not able to print it on the local machine , the rlpr command
gives following error
rlpr: error: connect to host :connection refused
fatal error client_open(): cannot connect to lpd
More help is needed
regards
Dinesh
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Hi,
i have not followed the thread completly, but i am using a 3com 905 managed
card
without flashing or PXE.
I have just converted a boot image with the imggen tool to make it mba
compatible referenced it in the dhcpd.conf and that is all.
The actu
Hello,
I have now an LTSP Server how is find working
Redhat 9.0 - LTSP 3
I want to use VNC for some formation. So i trie to create on my personal
computer (no LTSP Station) and connect some LTSP Station in => OK
?> But if i whant from the server launching VNCViewer in some LTSP
Station, how can
On Wed, 2003-07-23 at 14:16, Anselm Martin Hoffmeister wrote:
> This does *not* solve the problem of slow graphics on 486s. I named it
> as solution for peak load distribution of *calculation* processes on
> the nodes; it would help to squeeze the CPUs for the last bit of power
> when number crunc
Hi,
thanks for telling me your experience with MAC Address in LTSP.
Right now I would like to try to use a single configuration for all client as all of
them
comes with the same configuration. This helps me, because I don't need to get all
their MAC
address.
I've attached to this mail the:
/etc/d
Hello Sudev,
> India. Good for me that the second network that we will convert has P-I
> & P-II machines mostly but low on memory (8mb).
That's really not much. Try to get at least 16. 8mb will probably run,
but in case of more load (however) it could use more. swap over nfs is
not too fast usual
On Wed, 2003-07-23 at 14:50, Technique wrote:
> ?> But if i whant from the server launching VNCViewer in some LTSP
> Station, how can i do this
What I do is at the LTSP client while running in the X session launch a
terminal and give command "vncserver" This starts the server. Then at
the same c
Hello Sudev,
> To take command of already running X session at a terminal is not
> possible with VNC to my knowledge but if I am wrong I would sure like to
> know how this can be done.
There is something like xfrbviewer or similar, just right out of my
head. It seems to run inside the Xserver in
--On Wednesday, July 23, 2003 08:37:06 +0200 Ragnar Wisloff
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Louis Sabet wrote:
Y'all,
Anyone have any idea why the UK keyboards connected to LTSP here bring
up £ (note the umlouted capital A) instead of just a pound sign (£)?
I can always go back and delete the capita
Steve,
There are a number of ways to set colors in xterm.
1) Command line args when invoking xterm, like this:
xterm -bg blue -fg white
2) Entries in the app-defaults file.
Take a look at /usr/X11R6/lib/X11/app-defaults/XTerm.
Lots of configuration entries there.
3) ~/.Xdefaults
I am using LTSP on redhat 7.3
want to run konqueror as a local application
I have copied all dynamically linked files to respective locations in
/opt/ltsp/i386/ tree.
Error message is as follows:
Fontconfig error: Cannot load default config file
DCOP communication error(Konqueror)
There was an e
I am using LTSP on redhat 7.3
want to run konqueror as a local application
I have copied all dynamically linked files to respective locations in
/opt/ltsp/i386/ tree.
Error message is as follows:
Fontconfig error: Cannot load default config file
DCOP communication error(Konqueror)
There was an e
on Wed, Jul 23, 2003 at 08:11:16AM -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Steve,
>
> There are a number of ways to set colors in xterm.
>
> 1) Command line args when invoking xterm, like this:
>
> xterm -bg blue -fg white
>
> 2) Entries in the app-defaults file.
>Take a look at /usr/X11R6
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Anselm Martin Hoffmeister wrote:
| Hello Sudev,
|
|
|>To take command of already running X session at a terminal is not
|>possible with VNC to my knowledge but if I am wrong I would sure like to
|>know how this can be done.
|
|
| There is something like
Ok,
We've got about 14 people signed up to help at the LTSP booth at
Linux World, coming up starting Aug 5th, in San Francisco.
I'm sending the call out again, just to see if anyone else
is interested in spending a couple of hours at the booth.
For those who have already volunteered, please send
When I run vortex-diag -e I get the message:
A BIOS ROM of size 0Kx8 is expected
This is after I ran vortex-diag -L 3c905c.lxrom
Brian
Micael Beronius wrote:
> Hello Marty,
>
> I have exactly the same problems as Brian (as posted on
> etherboot-users), also with the 3c905 (tested 3c905 and 3
ok, this is in response to Marty's gracious help for me...
I am using a 3c905c-tpo NIC not an integrated chipset
I have tried the following:
Downloaded a lzrom and lzpxe image from rom-o-matic
I installed the etherboot source and the vortex-diag stuff on my linux
server...
I ran the make command
Watch out for the 3c905B network cards. They have a bug in them that
prevents them from reading the entire contents of the boot prom. Ive run
into this myself and it manifests itself in various ways including:
continually rebooting the computer, hard locks, not being able to find a
boot device,
Dear LTSP-Group,
is anybody planning on going to this "Computer Camp"? Maybe already have
had some experience of what to expect at this event from the last time
four years ago: here's a link:
http://www.ccc.de/camp/2003/index.en.html
I thought maybe of using the time to setup a LTSP-demo Server
I installed the ltsp_sound package and it is working fine.
However, there is 2-second delay in the audio. This is a problem when
looking at a realplayer file on the LTSP terminal, or (even worse)
playing a game.
What can I do to fix this?
-
On Wednesday, July 23, 2003, at 01:31 PM, Brian Delaney wrote:
ok, this is in response to Marty's gracious help for me...
I'm glad to help.
I am using a 3c905c-tpo NIC not an integrated chipset
I have tried the following:
Downloaded a lzrom and lzpxe image from rom-o-matic
Just for completeness,
Hi,
Am Mittwoch, 23. Juli 2003 15:34 schrieb Ashvin Gami:
> I am using LTSP on redhat 7.3
> want to run konqueror as a local application
> I have copied all dynamically linked files to respective locations in
> /opt/ltsp/i386/ tree.
>
> Error message is as follows:
>
> Fontconfig error: Cannot loa
Hallo Stefan,
Am Mittwoch, den 23. Juli 2003, schriebst Du:
> is anybody planning on going to this "Computer Camp"? Maybe already have
> had some experience of what to expect at this event from the last time
> four years ago: here's a link:
> http://www.ccc.de/camp/2003/index.en.html
Dunno yet.
The numeric keypad on my LTSP clients are
stuck in application mode, i.e. they transmit
direction and page sequences instead of numbers.
Pressing NumLock will NOT change this behavior
but pressing ALT in combination with the desired
numeric key DOES get it to transmit numerics!
We use LTSP on a sma
What are the changes in kernel 3.0.10 from 3.0.9?
I have kernel 3.0.9 installed.
Regards,
Clodoaldo
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Hi all,
Is anyone use LTSP for PBC design and layout? If so what software are
you using? I have a client that currently uses a windows package but
wants to move to LTSP if there is a comparable package available for
Linux and LTSP.
Thanks
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I have been using LTSP on RH6.2,7,7.1,7.2,7.3 and 8 with no problems. Now
with RH9 I have a problem with the mouse pointer. Everything on the client
seems to startup fine but during their X session the mouse pointer may seem
to halt for a couple of seconds then continue to operate like normal. This
Hello,
a printer is connected to the teachers PC and it's working well. Is there any way for
15 terminals in
the same cabinet to use this printer? The printer doens't have a NIC.
Werner
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Werner Winter schrieb:
Hello,
a printer is connected to the teachers PC and it's working well. Is there any way for 15 terminals in
the same cabinet to use this printer? The printer doens't have a NIC.
Werner
Hallo Werner,
a very easy way without any hazzle:
buy a small printserver box (ebay: ab
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