Re: [openthinclient-user] Re - New Install on amd64 based server

the server should start. Greetings, Toni *Von:*David Wilson [mailto:nenena...@yahoo.co.uk mailto:nenena...@yahoo.co.uk] *Gesendet:* Montag, 10. Oktober 2011 11:22 *An:* openthinclient-user@lists.sourceforge.net mailto:openthinclient-user@lists.sourceforge.net *Betreff:* [openthinclient-user] Re

Re: [openthinclient-user] Anybody about. !

Hi Gary, Could you remember what name resolution is necessary on your system ? I have set up a Linux OTC server, a Linux based DHCP server together vwith a router(for internet) and one other Dell Optiplex GX280 as the Thin Client. Problem is that it is taking several minutes to reach the Thin

[openthinclient-user] Wyse S10

Hi All, I am missing something here. Firstly I am intending to connect the S 10 as a thin client as part of the testing I am doing. I spoke to my supplier this morning and as they did not have details of the openthinclient side of things were unable to help as they seem to be Citrix people.

[openthinclient-user] Re - /wrapper-linux-x86-32: not found error message

Hi All, I tried searching for the file but couldn't find it, so decided to try the /etc/init.d/openthinclient start command and she started. Very strange - openthinclient is definitely a women as I think I have said before. Yes Jom, it is the 64 bit version of Ububtu I have installed. Problem

Re: [openthinclient-user] Re - New Install on amd64 based server

explain why this is happening… it looks to me, as the initscript identifies an 64bit-system as an 32bit so that it is looking for the 32bit-binarys. Whatever … on this way the server should start. Greetings, Toni *Von:*David Wilson [mailto:nenena...@yahoo.co.uk] *Gesendet:* Montag, 10

[openthinclient-user] Re - Wyse s10 Terminal

Hi All, Have just goat a Wyse S10 Thin Client Terminal. I notice that this is on the approved hardware list, along with a .jar reference. Is the Wyse easy to set up?  I have tried to get at the on-line configuration pages for Wyse but there is an issue on the Wyse site so if anyone is

[openthinclient-user] Re - Inconsistencies

So what do you want from a Thin Client System ? Speaking personally, I want a system that behaves similarly every time I switch it on, it is easy to configure, and has a good performance from the clients viewpoint - in other words it boots reasonably quickly. So what am I experiencing with

Re: [openthinclient-user] Re - Inconsistencies

Hi Corey, Some explanations are necessary. Firstly I am working with a system using a P3 500 Mb RAM Server, with a Dell Optiplex GX 280 system as client, a 6 port 10/100/1000 Mbps switch and a Belkin Router which is intended to give me the DHCP serviced required. I have set this up with a

Re: [openthinclient-user] Re - Stopping at Welcome Thin Client

Thanks Bart. Yes, have located  the wrapper file and it is on the desktop of the server. I may have mentioned that I took a new router attached it to my switch and am using it for its DHCP capability. Anyway after finding wrapper I thought I would simply get on to the internet using the

[openthinclient-user] PXE -E53 No Boot Filename Received

Hi, My first Thin client is timing out with a PXE- E53 No Boot filename Received message. I initiated a boot from the client - could see entry in PXE clients node and converted it to a client, but attempt to boot produces the PXE - E53 Message. Any thoughts and help for this noobie. Sunday