Thanks Ville!!! That is exactly what fixed it.
Regards,
Tom Wolfe
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Tom Wolfe, Technology Coordinator [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Stoney Educational Authority tel: (403) 881-2755
Box 238, Morley AB, T0L 1N0 fax: (403) 881-2793
Morley Community School | Chief Jacob Bearspaw School | Ta-otha School
On Wed, 3 Dec 2008, Ville P?ntinen wrote:
Hi!
I had similar problem after a fresh installation on 8.10. This is what
fixed it for me. I had line
X_MODE_0 = 1024x768
already in lts.conf (and everything used to work in 8.02). But after
installing 8.10 I needed to add line
CONFIGURE_X = True
to make clients avoid resolutions 1200xsomething and obey the rule
1024x768. I dont remember where I found that option, but as said it
works for me.
Yours Ville
2008/12/3 Gavin McCullagh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi,
On Tue, 02 Dec 2008, Tom Wolfe wrote:
Any suggestions for how to prevent clients from having excessively high
resolution, e.g. one of my clients ends up with 1920*1440 which is almost
unreadable.
I tried:
[default]
X_MODE_0 =1024x768
in /var/lib/tftpboot/ltsp/i386/lts.conf but for some reason this doesn't
work on this client. I also tried sudo ltsp-update-image in case that
needed to be done, but still resolution remains 1920x1440 on this client.
Are you sure 1024x768 is an available mode? I imagine the above only works
if it is. If you know how to login on the thin client console you could
take a look in /etc/X11/xorg.conf and see what modes are available.
Gavin
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