we've used a combination of glusterfs and keepalived to provide
completely bumpless failover for the thin clients.
Glusterfs exports a shared NFS filesystem that is identical between
servers, ie identical inodes etc. (Glusterfs has it's own inbuilt NFS
server)
Keepalived uses VRRP to maintain a
I use this to get a generic 1440x900 to display on LTSP4.1. Some old VIA
chipsets cannot display widescreen though.
X_VERTREFRESH = 56-76
X_HORZSYNC = 30-82
X_MODE_0= 1440x900 106.47 1440 1520 1672 1904
900 901 904 932 -HSync
Kevin Blackwell wrote:
I was wandering if anyone has been using the WYSE thin clients in the
implementation of LTSP. We have a ton of Windows CE thin clients and
I'm not showing any evidence that they will work in this environment.
I have been doing some testing with a S50 Wyse terminal
as cgi and is simply brilliant.
Regards
Darryl Bond
Karl. wrote:
On Mon, Aug 27, 2007 at 01:22:02PM -0500, Scott Balneaves wrote:
Sherwood Botsford wrote:
Why are you reluctant to run ssh?
The biggest problem with running sshd on the thin client is mainly
a performance issue
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)
IGELs work fine. Just set them up for PXE boot in the bios. I also
ripped out the disk-on-chip as well.
I did get best results by setting the /etc/vidlist entry for the IGEL to
use the nsc driver rather than geode
1078:0104 nsc #Cx5530 Video Controller
Regards
Darryl Bond
I have a HP scanjet 2300c. I have not used it in an LTSP environment but
this might help.
I run Fedora Core 4 and it did not recognise the scanner. After a bit
of googling I found that the latest sane backends have the genesys
driver. The Fedora Core 5 repo had the version that supported the
ICA works great in LTSP environment.
You probably don't have the /usr/lib/ICAClient in your search path.
Add
PATH=$PATH:/usr/lib/ICAClient
to your wfica screen script.
This might not be the best way to do it.
I set it up so that it starts the wfcmgr so that the user has to click a
button
Hi all,
What (currently available) wireless PCI cards would you recommend to
work with the wireless_ltsp package.
Regards
Darryl
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Not so insane,
Back in LTSP2.0 days the client mounted the LTSP servers /usr directory.
My server was a Sun Solaris box with a copy of a Redhat 7.2 linux
directory structure (with compiler etc) that was mounted by the clients.
I had several old production Linux boxes (Redhat 7) that did not
*//*Noticed this on http://www.gamedude.com.au (A Brisbane- Australia
vendor). I haven't got around to finding out any details.
The price is very good (78c $US = 1 $AU).
*/
THIN CLIENTS - Server Solutions/*
GameDude computers is proud to offer thin client solutions to Australian
business,
then
tweak stuff like xinerama, monitor location etc.
I will tidy this up and put it on the Wiki
Regards
Darryl Bond
David Morris wrote:
Hi,
I'm successfully running a ltsp 4.1 install now. I was after any
pointers to any how-to's or other information on how to setup dual
monitors on my client
I have found that this setting helps with VIA Eden strangeness.
X_DEVICE_OPTION_01 = SWCursor
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Darryl Bond
Stefan Istvan wrote:
Hello List,
I have problem with Via Epia motherboard based clients. The symptom is
that sometimes after the start of X and connecting to the server, the
mouse
Have a look at Using VNC to access an LTSP server
http://wiki.ltsp.org/twiki/bin/view/Ltsp/VNC
Darryl
Dunc wrote:
Is there anyway to allow a Windows (or even a Mac for that matter)
client to open an LTSP session in a window, say with an emulator or
similar? Thanks,
Dunc
console on the
new machine using the xm console command. If a migrated domain has any
open network connections then they will be preserved, so SSH connections
do not have this limitation.
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Darryl Bond wrote:
1. Create a vnc session in /etc/xinetd.d/vnc on the server
[Snip]
Thanks Darryl for this great tip.
I've tried to get this working but have failed. I must have missed a
step somewhere.
If I login to the server and start vncserver, then go to the client
, the terminal must be closed.
Is this possible with LTSP?
Thanks for any help,
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the old compiliner and keep the new one?
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showed when tracing the
ICA client:
ioctl(5,SNDCTL_DSP_SYNC,
Then nothing, it was stuck in the kernel.
I disabled the ICA sound and 100 people are happy.
Now to build a kernel with ALSA instead of OSS drivers in it.
How about it Jim?
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We run heaps of the Epia 5000 fanless boxes, very reliably too.
The only thing special about them is to turn off the Hardware Cursor.
The trident video has some strange effects when using the hardware
cursor - the hot spot is 20 pixels away from the graphic.
LTSP V3 runs just fine.
Darryl
Matthew,
Try
MODULE_01 = sound
MODULE_02 = via82cxxx_audio
Regards
Darryl
Matthew Tedder wrote:
I tried using the soundcore, uart401, and sb io=0x220
irq=5 dma=1 settings in lts.conf and got an error with
the sb module.. I tried the auto option and it
Don't bother, use PXE instead. These boxes work just fine as LTSP terminals.
Go into the bios menu and select network boot at the top of the boot list.
Regards
Darryl Bond
Brian Delaney wrote:
I have a series of Dell Optiplex gx150 pc with a integrated 3com 3C920
(3c905c-tx Compatible) nic
Dan Scherer wrote:
I need to build a number of diskless workstations along the following
steps:
1. PXE boot
2. DHCP resolution
3. Load an OS (A shell session is fine, I don't need a GUI
interface)
4. Map a network share (where the application bits live)
Hello,
I have usb storage devices working with the LTSP clients and Citrix
Server hosting at the moment.
I have not used it with a standard Linux server hosting though.
To use it
Add this snippet to the end of rc.local
Note automount entry, This is the magic. When you attempt to access the
Darryl Bond
vcare wrote:
Thanks for the message and guideline,
Still i am not able to print it on the local machine , the rlpr command
gives following error
rlpr: error: connect to host :connection refused
fatal error client_open(): cannot connect to lpd
More help is needed
regards
Dinesh
Have a look at rlpr. It does not need a local spooler for the client.
It sends the data directly to the configured lpr daemon on the print server.
I have been using it for a few years and not sure where I got it from
but it is probably available from freshmeat.
Regards
Darryl Bond
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It's pretty easy if you generate a fresh XF86Config for each multihead
display.
I put my special XConfig files in a directory under
/opt/ltsp/i386/etc/XConfig/terminal_name
Substitute the terminal name for terminal_name eg ws001
Start the terminal in run level 3
At the prompt on the client
# cd
This script (/opt/ltsp/i386/etc/rc.d/hd_swap) can swap on to an MSDOS
file on an existing filesystem if available. It will use a linux swap
partition if available.
BTW you must place a copy of fdisk in /opt/ltsp/i386/bin
#!/bin/sh
##
# Probe in
by LTSP).
Regards
Darryl Bond
Anselm Martin Hoffmeister wrote:
Hello Tony,
Wednesday, January 29, 2003, 1:48:43 PM CET, you wrote:
TvdH OK, just to close this issue, and to express my thanks to all
contributors:
Some more comments. SCNR...
[...]
TvdH In fact, those two options are substantially
to allow some
change to take and visiting 200 terminals is not fun.
I have configured telnet and can log in to a terminal remotely.
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If the VNC viewer was console based one then it will have less RAM pressure
which might point to the first one.
All three of the above would make the performance very different between VNC and X.
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David Mummery wrote:
Dear list,
Firstly my apologies for the length of this post, but I hope it will help
someone to help me :-)
I have got a SuSE server configured with LTSP-3.0 that I can use to
successfully 'Etherboot' a VIA-ITX based system with one of the boot images
from Rom-O-Matic.
I have never used SUSE so I am at a bit of a disadvantage.
The LTS client is set up to emulate a HP Jetdirect, ie when you have the printer
connected to the client and want to print from the server. You have set your
server to look for a printer on a Unix box. ie with a print spooler etc.
Can
/ltsp_initialize script? It should have set up your
/etc/exports /etc/dhcpd.conf correctly.
Regards
Darryl Bond
Ronald Wiplinger wrote:
Darryl Bond wrote:
Go back to ltsp.org download page and grab the V3 documentation from
the download section. It will guide you through what you need
:
Darryl Bond wrote:
What version of LTSP are you running. This is the root path for LTSPV2.X
If you are running ltsp V3 then the root path should be /opt/ltsp/i386
Do you mean it does not honor the CONIFG file:
#=
# Global settings
There is also some doco in the contrib area on using bpbatch+LTSP
Regards
Darryl
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Ronald,
Grab the ltsp_pxestuff package from the LTSP.org download page.
Within that package is a README that explains how to do it.
Jim McQuillan
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On Thu, 26
.
Regards
Darryl Bond
George Hart wrote:
Hi,
I am in a situation where my company will need to have at least four
terminal servers to balance the load in the office. While ltsp works
really good, I am having trouble figuring how to load balance these
servers in a scaleable way.
I took
Allen
This works on my EPIA5000 with LTSP V3
[Default]
XSERVER = auto
X_MOUSE_PROTOCOL= PS/2
X_MOUSE_DEVICE = /dev/psaux
X_MOUSE_RESOLUTION = 400
X_MOUSE_BUTTONS = 3
USE_XFS = N
The main reason is that modern distributions are optimised for the
processor/glibc that it was installed on. It is very difficult to support some
of the older processors with this in mind. Keeping a full distribution that will
run on a 486 would be no joke.
LTSP V2 used to do it this way. It
+ modules + rootfs = kernel + initrd for use
with bpbatch.
kernel + initrd + mknbi = tagged image for etherboot
Regards
Darryl Bond
On Tue, 2002-07-09 at 20:48, jack slater wrote:
I'm just starting pxe booting, so excuse the newbie
question. Is it possible to boot pxe thru bpbatch
without the hpa
There was a problem with the sis900 NIC module in LTSP kernel 3.0+, get
the latest one as it is based on 2.4.18 which is supposed to work with
those NICs.
linuxrc is part of the initram disk. It is in the ltsp_initrd_kit
package which is not required to run LTSP.
Regards
Darryl Bond
On Thu
I had a similar problem with a VIA M/B also with trident video.
Try setting
X_DEVICE_OPTION_01 = SWCursor
That fixed mine with no noticable performance issues.
Regards
Darryl Bond
On Mon, 2002-07-01 at 08:57, John O'Gorman wrote:
I had the same symptoms with the mini-ITX EPIA box
It's not quite right.
You should be able to put into the XF86Config file
Option SWCursor boolean
ie
X_DEVICE_OPTION_01 = SWCursor on
but the lts.conf/XF86Config parser mangles it. Lucky it works without
the 'on'
Regards
Darryl Bond
On Tue, 2002-07-02 at 10:34, Francis Avila wrote:
I had
I have the same problem with Shuttle M/B with VIA chipsets. They also use the
trident blade graphics set. I haven't looked too hard, just reboot or crash the
Xserver.
Regards
Darryl Bond
Nigel Pallett wrote:
Hi All,
I've been testing these new VIA EPIA Mini-ITX boards as LTSP terminals
Edit /etc/sysconfig/dhcpd and change the line
DHCPDARGS=eth1
and restart dhcpd
service dhcpd restart
this will tell dhcpd to only listen to eth1
Darryl
Sheilafel Vida wrote:
WE put the internet at eth0 and LTSP on eth1. We can run the internet on the server
now. However, after making the
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root filesystem?
Is NFS compiled into your kernel?
Regards
Darryl Bond
John O'Gorman wrote:
One step forward!
I hacked the sis900.c file from kernel 2.4.18 src so that
it would compile under the 2.4.9 tree.
That wasn't too bad. Two things:
commented out a macro MODULE_LICENSE (line 171
Jeff Roberts wrote:
I currently have a ltsp server version 2.08pre2 serving gnome desktops
for about 20 desktops. the server is a dual pII-400 with 1 gig of ram
and scsi drives. We have run this configuration for about a year with
almost no problems. We only run netscape, ssh and the
Martin Herweg wrote:
Hi !
I'm still a bit confused , maybe because I'm not familiar
with devfs.
I load the kernel-modules
modprobe ide-disk
modprobe ide-probe-mod
modprobe ide-mod
then hdparm, mkswap, swapon still fails because
/dev/hda /dev/hda1 /dev/hda2
don#t
me to reduce the complexity of my ltsconf where I support many
different client types of various ages
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* As I said earlier, it is not reliable with LTSP3.0 on some models so it might
not work at all on the ones you have??
Regards
Darryl Bond
Jürgen Zimmermann wrote:
Hello,
I wonder if someone uses an Igel/J Terminal successfully with
LTSP.
We have several Igel/J
I know it's a hack, but once the directory is mounted that is the last time it
is a referenced. Try making a symbolic link between /opt/ltsp/i386 and
/opt/ltsp/i386000 on the server
ie.
cd /opt/ltsp
ln -s i386 i386000
It should work. NFS mounts will follow symbolic links.
Darryl Bond
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Hans Petrie wrote:
I also have had success installing the Citrix ICA client as a local app.
Simply copy all of the files over into /ltsroot/usr/local/ica. It works
great! Even has sound. This means you can completely skip the xdm login.
But I
/usr/sbin/dhcpd eth0
Change eth0 to which ever interface is the one for LTS
BTW I don't think you need to assign an address to the one connected to the DSL
at all although I haven't had much experience with this.
Regards
Darryl Bond
Oliver Krehan wrote:
Hi all,
first I have to say
They are in bin (binary) format. Just rename the file to give a .bin extension.
Regards
Darryl Bond
Vara Jambak wrote:
All,
I have installed ltsp with Mandrake 7.2.
I have also installed etherboot-5.0-4 to get the image for my 3c509 which is
3c509.lzrom. The problem is I only have a DOS
with the earlier 2.09pre series.
Can you please attach the 2 kernel images with the initrd_kit.
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success.
The IGEL terminals are based on the Cyrix chipset and I have had plenty of
wierdness in the past getting them to work with ltsp ie not accepting the kernel
arguments from bpbatch.
I realise that it may be an etherboot/mknbi problem.
Any thoughts?
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