> On a similar note, it seems there is no safe way of adding additional
> components after the inital installation... it trashes the lts.conf file
> each time I have done this....
Oops, I guess it's a good idea to save the current lts.conf file
before running the installer again. (/me makes note to fix installer)
>
> Also does the latest kernel on the LTSP4 install page have support for
> USB mice and keyboards.. I am having problems getting it working...
Yes, we've had support for USB keyboards and mice for a while.
You need to load some modules to make it work.
Here's an example:
MODULE_01 = usb-uhci
MODULE_02 = keybdev
MODULE_03 = usbkbd
MODULE_04 = mousedev
MODULE_05 = usbmouse
X_MOUSE_DEVICE = /dev/input/mice
You might need to change usb-uhci to usb-ohci to suit your needs.
Jim McQuillan
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