Hello.
- Is it possible to desactivate actions buttons (like reboot or shutdown)
on
login screen only for many users and let them for authorized users ?
If you are running gdm - in etc/X11/gdm/gdm.conf :
# The Actions menu (formerly system menu) is shown in the greeter, this is
the
# menu
Scott Balneaves :
On Wed, May 17, 2006 at 10:52:04PM +0200, Lars Madsen wrote:
I already did in one of my ealier mails
I've looked through the emails for the last couple of weeks. Could you
provide me the message id?
They are a mix of good and bad information.
Here are my findings this
Toby,
You didn't find the images, because they don't exist.
Net-Booting a client with a wireless nic is a very tough issue. There's
not enough room in the bootroms to contain all of the code that you'd
need to initialize the pcmcia bus, and configure the card.
The general solution for this
- Is it possible to reinitialize or disconnect a thin client session
on the
server or in the terminal mode ?
Sorry. 'Can't help with this.
In theory it has to be possible to kill the connection, but I don't
think this will have the effect you're looking for. My thought is that
you'd
Hi
i'm having a problem,
the thin client does not boot.
I have somtime this :
pxe..done
(but nothing else)
or i've got pxe.. and then the client freese.
someone has a solution?
thanks
(i'm booting with a flopy i've done with the site rom o matic)
---
Antivirus avast!
Alexis Jalabert wrote:
Hi i'm having a problem, the thin client does not boot. I have somtime
this : pxe..done (but nothing else)
or i've got pxe.. and then the client freese.
someone has a solution? thanks
(i'm booting with a flopy i've done with the site rom o matic)
I
On 5/18/06, Joe Auerbach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- Is it possible to reinitialize or disconnect a thin client session
on the
server or in the terminal mode ?
Sorry. 'Can't help with this.
In theory it has to be possible to kill the connection, but I don't
think this will have the
bob wrote:
On 5/18/06, Joe Auerbach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- Is it possible to reinitialize or disconnect a thin client session
on the
server or in the terminal mode ?
Sorry. 'Can't help with this.
In theory it has to be possible to kill the connection, but I don't
think this will
SoNicX [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
i am trying to turn my dual amd64 into an ltsp server an a small
p3/nvidia into a gaming client. [...] the driver loads quite fine,
but the glx module wont load (as logs told me).
And what told you the log about the reason?
so i figured it might be good to
Thanks Ken
ok it helps,
now t'get
undi data segment at 73783789307 (well something like this; a memory adress)
undi data segment size 1001 (for exemple)
and it freeze again...
Someone 's got an idea?
- Original Message -
From: Alexis Jalabert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You probably could write a script to kill all of the user's processes. That
would do it, I think, but it could potentially get a bit ugly with some of
the user's programs. Then again, I kill gdm / kdm every night for our
server's nightly processing, and I haven't noticed any problems with
hy again/
And what told you the log about the reason?
not much i looked at the xlog of the client, which just tells me that the glx
module could not be loaded, with an error nr 7. i dont have any idea why
this happens.
This conclusion is definitely not true, I think. The error above
happens
hy there.
(i'm booting with a flopy i've done with the site rom o matic)
take a look at the netboot and etherboot packages, i used them with an old
ndis driver for my nic to make myself a nice floppybootimage,which i wrote on
a disk and which works flawlessly. had to give it some tries though.
as i said here is a part of the clients /tmp/mnt/xorg.log. which i
unfortunatly had to copy from the other screen.
(EE) Failed to load /usr/X11R6/lib/modules/extensions/libglx.so
(EE) Failed to load module glx (loader failed, 7)
hm, i tthink i should go for some kind of centralized logging.
On Tue, 16 May 2006 23:52:48 -0600
Casey Woods [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
We're well on our way to converting 200+ PCs at my kids school to
LTSP. The administration is really happy with the results so far. A
few teachers are miffed at not being able to run their essential
1996 cd-roms.
On Thu, 18 May 2006 08:04:22 -0400
Jim McQuillan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Toby,
You didn't find the images, because they don't exist.
Net-Booting a client with a wireless nic is a very tough issue.
There's not enough room in the bootroms to contain all of the code
that you'd need to
I am trying to run version ltsp 4.2 on a HP dc7600
box.
Even though the default kernel is
bzImage-2.6.16.1-ltsp-2
( and I have checked the vanilla kernel 2.6.16 from
kernel.org, does support this card )
It appears that there is no module compiled into the
initramfs.gz file. So kernel loads and
Doug,
No need to build any special kernels.
The broadcom chipset is supported by the tg3 kernel module.
The problem is, we don't have all of the possible broadcom chips in the
niclist file, so auto-detection isn't working properly for you.
It turns out that it's easy to force the loading of
It turns out that it's easy to force the loading of
the tg3 kernel module.
You simply need to pass 'NIC=tg3' on the kernel
command line.
For PXE (which i'm sure the broadcom is using), you
need to edit the
/tftpboot/lts/2.6.16.1-ltsp-2/pxelinux.cfg/default
file, and add
'NIC=tg3'
All,
I have a strange problem with new VIA Eden clients.
The clients will not boot PXE after a warm boot. The message displayed is:
VIA T6102 Rhine II Fast Ethernet Adapter v2.13 (2002/08/09)
PXE-MOF: Exiting Intel PXE ROM
The clients work perfectly using the standard LTSP 4.1 kernel (2.4)
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