On Thu, 16 Sep 2004, Brian Johnson wrote:

I just found out that it will work in the workstation section if I make sure
that X_MOUSE_DEVICE comes AFTER the module lines (I had the lines in the
reverse order)

That's really odd, because the lts.conf file is parsed all at one time, setting environment variables. Then, the variables are checked throughout the build_x4_cfg script. The order shouldn't matter at all.


Could you send me your entire lts.conf file, I can run some tests with the getltscfg, to see what is going on.

Thanks,
Jim McQuillan
[EMAIL PROTECTED]





It would NOT work without the module lines to load the usb drivers .. but maybe that is because it is a pci usb card and not a motherboard one (that is the main problem with this workstation, the ps2 and on-board usb ports are flakey)


Jim McQuillan ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:

Brian,

I'm running an HP-T5500 thin client with both a USB keyboard AND a USB
mouse, and i'm not having any problem at all.

With LTSP-4.1, it should automatically detect your usb modules, so you
shouldn't need to worry about adding them.

here is my lts.conf section for my workstation:

#
# HP T5500
#
[192.168.254.8]
  XSERVER            = auto
  SCREEN_01          = startx

  X_MOUSE_DEVICE     = /dev/input/mice
  X_MOUSE_PROTOCOL   = "IMPS/2"

  MODULE_01          = soundcore
  MODULE_02          = ac97_codec
  MODULE_03          = via82cxxx_audio

  X_MODE_0 = 1800x1440 250 1800 1896 2088 2392 1440 1441 1444 1490 +HSync +VSync
  X_HORZSYNC         = 30-115
  X_VERTREFRESH      = 50-160


You said you couldn't get it to work in the specific workstation section, but did you try it in [default] to see if it works ? I understand you don't want to run it in [default] because you have other workstations, but it would help to know if it worked or not.


Jim McQuillan [EMAIL PROTECTED]




On Thu, 16 Sep 2004, Brian Johnson wrote:

Can someone please confirm if it is possible to use a USB keyboard and mouse
and specify the modules to load in lts.conf in the workstation section (not
the default section)


Putting the modules in the default section prevents workstations without USB hardware from booting and I can't get the workstation specific section to work properly.



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