Meik Hellmund wrote:
> Just a question: Do you have the X keyboard extension enabled?
> I get correctly working keyboard only by enabling this extension.
>
> And I need the xkb-data-legacy package in order to enable it.
>
We have the X Keyboard extension enabled, the xkb-data-legacy package
ins
Hi All,
I tried to install SRSS 4 on a Gentoo box running the 2.6.24-gentoo-r4
kernel it failed to compile I then noticed the remark if it fails to compile
use a kernel < 2.6.24
My question is has anyone successfully installed using 2.6.24-gentoo-r4?
Regards,
Sandy Spence
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Hi!
I wonder what this opening on top of the sun ray 2 is. you can pull this
thing out but what to put in?
any hints?
thanks!
jan
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> I wonder what this opening on top of the sun ray 2 is. you can pull this
> thing out but what to put in?
>
> any hints?
It is reserved for future use with a SIMcard. I guess you could store
some configuration parameters on it.
Bjoern
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Looks like a SIM card for a cell phone, maybe for wireless networks?
Brgds,
Knut
2008/6/26 Jan M. Stankovsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi!
>
> I wonder what this opening on top of the sun ray 2 is. you can pull this
> thing out but what to put in?
>
> any hints?
>
> thanks!
>
> jan
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Jan M. Stankovsky wrote:
Hi!
I wonder what this opening on top of the sun ray 2 is. you can pull
this thing out but what to put in?
It's intended to hold a SIM card, but at this point in time there's no
software to support the use of such a card, so there's nothing useful
you can do with it
It's a SIM card slot, future plans in the works.
Jan M. Stankovsky wrote:
Hi!
I wonder what this opening on top of the sun ray 2 is. you can pull this
thing out but what to put in?
any hints?
thanks!
jan
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Jan M. Stankovsky wrote:
Hi!
I wonder what this opening on top of the sun ray 2 is. you can pull this
thing out but what to put in?
It's a slot for a SIM chip (which are essentially smart cards) like the
ones used in cell phones. The idea was to use it to store configuration
information, bu
On Jun 26, 2008, at 8:54 AM, Knut Talman wrote:
Looks like a SIM card for a cell phone,
That is the SIM card slot.
maybe for wireless networks?
We don't have any applications that use that feature currently.
What would you use it for if you could?
mike
Brgds,
Knut
2008/6/26 Jan
> It's a slot for a SIM chip (which are essentially smart cards) like the
> ones used in cell phones. The idea was to use it to store configuration
> information, but we didn't get around to writing software for it. Does
> anyone out there think it's a good feature, if we could write a driver
Hi:
I have 6 sun ray clients connected to a server with sun ray server. I
want to provide a new connection for other 6 new users to a windows
terminal server. There are some configuration in Sun Ray to make this or
I must to install rdesktop for this application???
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Greetings everyone
I have a doubt regarding the usb port forwarding in sunray installed along
VMware ESX with Windows XP virtual machines.
I
have read the documentation of vmware and there is an application that
can do the job, but this application in installed on O.S. of the
thinclint (which
Hi all,
our sun ray users access a windows 2003 terminal server with 5 CALs
(device calls) installed via the sunray windows connector.
/opt/SUNWuttsc/bin/uttsc -l de-DE -g 1024x768 10.0.0.201
This used to work for weeks. When I try that now uttsc gives me
The terminal Service
Hi all,
I am referring to my other post with the same subject. When I try to
connect to a windows 2003 server (5 device cal license installed) with
uttsc -l de-DE -g 1024x768 10.0.0.201
I get
The Terminal Services license could not be upgraded.
However, I can successfully c
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