/Software.htm running on Squid.
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Ben Green wrote:
Are you thinking of LinuxBios, one of the FSF priority projects
http://www.fsf.org/campaigns/priority.html
http://linuxbios.org/
And then there is also OpenBIOS at http://www.openbios.info :-)
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Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support
source option for a terminal server on the LTSP mailing list -
and he just don't know here to look :-) but it is an entirely idiotic
misunderstanding that Linux is unable to handle file locks
effectively and therefore prone to corruption on multi-user database
access.
regards,
Eugene
it through.
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Alejandro Sanchez Acosta wrote:
Hi,
What about participating LTSP in Google's Summer of Code?
http://code.google.com/soc/
Best regards,
Alejandro.
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Ramon wrote:
Great project :), the only problem is I didn't find you Icafe software
to download.
Perhaps I didn't express myself clearly. We need ICafe management
software for LTSP and the Google Summer of Code project seems to be
offering such help.
regards,
Eugene Coetzee
1 GB to 2 GB seemed to help somewhat but not
completely.
Adding memory improved things - OpenOffice chows a lot of memory - so
perhaps you should try 4gig on the server ?
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t;old" are those PC's in comparison to the new
ones - perhaps there is also differences in the kind of network cards
and onboard memory on these terminals?
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of the amount of concurrent sound
users?
Are you running a 1gig network?
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- it has just not
been a priority up to now.
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as the most impressive undocumented feature with a LTSP setup.
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Andrew wrote:
Does anyone know if the problems with Slackware-10.0 described on the
wiki also apply to Slackware-10.1?
The problems has nothing to do with Slackware 10.0 or 10.1 - perhaps
you should rephrase your question to ask if LTSP 4.1 has better support
for Slackware ?
Eugene Coetzee
with with ltps 3.1/slackware
8.0/10mbps nics the performance was surprisingly good.
I would not recommend a wireless link to server though - there you
should look at an access point with a 1gig uplink.
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;
fixed-address 192.168.0.2;
filename /lts/vmlinuz-2.4.24-ltsp-4;
}
the tftpd runs chroot by default on mdk10. (see /etc/xinetd/tftp)
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do.
Hopefully this can help some people.
Thanks,
--Eric
Is it possible that we extend or combine what has already been done at
the user contribution area (for Slack 8.0) at:
http://www.ltsp.org/contrib/README_Slack.txt
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Micha Mielczyski wrote:
If someone of you had/have similar problems (or solution for thant) PLEASE let
me know.
I had a similar problem on Mandrake 10.
http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=5181569forum_id=2542
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Eugene Coetzee
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Eilert wrote:
Hi Jaime,
In our LTSP network, it would be quite nice to be able to suppress
internet usage temporarily for a group of students (the class
currently in the lab) but leaving the rest open (other folks sitting
in other rooms, such as me :-) )
There are lists on the server from
Lanman wrote:
I forgot to mention that after a reboot, X is running, but not
consuming any noticeable CPU cycles and 0.9% of memory. Once I re-boot
the client that goes up to expected normal levels, but only runs the
CPU up to 99% when the terminal is logged in and sitting idle.
This is
Alfredo Cole wrote:
Hi:
I was wondering if anybody has used serial scanners and displays connected to
thinclients using the LTSP. I can get scanners with a keyboard interface to
work, but one of my clients needs a more robust/sensitive model, and those
seem to come with a serial interface.
Craig Ringer wrote:
3) Could it be some network problem (switches, cables)? Maybe some strange
packet that makes the server lock?
I'd be very surprised.
Well - if they ripped all the hardware out and swopped the OS a few
times (as they said they did) - there is
A.J. Venter wrote:
Agreed, we
get a hundred times more X traffic.
But then, every 30 seconds, it sends a
huge amount of requests. That is very reproduceable if you connect just one
client and do a "tcpdump -i eth0 | grep '.nfs'" on the server.
I've done the test on my
Robert Reppel wrote:
Hi,
ever now and then, my workstation freezes: No more mouse, no more
keyboard. The logged-in user's processes on the server terminate at
that moment. It appears to be vaguely related to doing
processing/graphics -intensive work. For example, having three or four
Dag Sverre Seljebotn wrote:
I was really disappointed by the status of this in Linux. Why ALSA doesn't
have a network driver is beyond me (at least we need that until all the fancy
networked media frameworks are here, like MAS). Yeah, I know, DIY... but I
just didn't have the time this time for
Dag Sverre Seljebotn wrote:
- Emulate the applications using WINE (see winehq.org). This depends on what
applications we are talking about. In practice, using WINE might be a lot of
work.
I think this may be an understatement. Personally - I have never seen a pure GPL Wine
installation to
Jhommer Oblego wrote:
hello, i'd like to try using ltsp but don't know were
to start the installation, had any one tried to
install ltsp in slackware9.1, can you guys give me a
step by step (howto) instruction on the setup and what
are the files I need to download. thanks
Here's a little
Ricardo Araújo wrote:
One thing I might have forgotten is that it does not seem to matter
how many clients are connected at the moment: once there was only one
client connected and it locked nevertherless. However, when there is
NO clients connected (weekends) the server does just fine,
Craig Ringer wrote:
3) Could it be some network problem (switches, cables)? Maybe some strange
packet that makes the server lock?
I'd be very surprised.
Well - if they ripped all the hardware out and swopped the OS a few
times (as they said they did) - there is really very little else
Dag Sverre Seljebotn wrote:
Just curious. My solution will be a cron.d script terminating all processes
that are not owned by either someone in the output of who or by gdm, root,
nobody, www-data, etc. Just wanted to check if it was easy to fix the cause
before I went on to handling the
I migrated from Slackware 8.0/ LTSP 3.0 to Mandrake 10.0/LTSP 4.1 recently.
Had some issues:
1) tftp on Mandrake runs chroot so the default tftp path was not valid.
2) Had a problem with OpenOffice menu' s being very slow - problem was
solved by copying LTSP3.0 keyboard maps into the LTSP
Hi,
I thought I might post this in case someone else have the same problem
after upgrading to ltsp4. I'm running ltsp4 on Mandrake 10.0
I found that often Mozilla and occasionally OpenOffice causes an ltsp
client to crash.
I tested with both 32m and 64m clients and the problem was the same.
I
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