it.
--Patrick
- Jordan Erickson jerick...@logicalnetworking.net wrote:
I see this on my own thin client, too. Usually, I'll go to tty1 see
scrolling as fast as it can print, '/dev/nbd0: Attempt on closed socket'
or something to that effect.
HTH,
Jordan/Lns
Patrick Rady wrote
the session entirely, but will screw up the menu...
--Patrick
Patrick Rady
Administrator, npServ
- Jordan Erickson jerick...@logicalnetworking.net wrote:
Same deal with me - when the server reboots and clients are at LDM (or
get kicked back to it), option menu doesn't work.
- Jordan
into this?
Patrick Rady
Administrator, npServ
NEW (Nonprofit Enterprise at Work)
office 734-998-0160 ext. 212 / fax 734-998-0163
pr...@new.org / http://www.new.org/
Ann Arbor Office: 1100 N. Main, Suite 100, Ann Arbor, MI 48104-1059
Detroit Office: Hannan House, 4750 Woodward Ave., Suite 308
how
even to troubleshoot it...
Patrick Rady
Administrator, npServ
--
This SF.net email is sponsored by:
SourcForge Community
SourceForge wants to tell your story.
http://p.sf.net/sfu/sf-spreadtheword
My co-worker tried that... to no avail...
Patrick Rady
Administrator, npServ
NEW (Nonprofit Enterprise at Work)
office 734-998-0160 ext. 212 / fax 734-998-0163
pr...@new.org / http://www.new.org/
Ann Arbor Office: 1100 N. Main, Suite 100, Ann Arbor, MI 48104-1059
Detroit Office: Hannan House
into this?
Patrick Rady
Administrator, npServ
--
This SF.net email is sponsored by:
SourcForge Community
SourceForge wants to tell your story.
http://p.sf.net/sfu/sf-spreadtheword
Maybe Ubuntu 8.04.2 later this month?
-
Patrick Rady
Administrator, npServ
--
_
Ltsp-discuss mailing list. To un-subscribe, or change prefs, goto
Are local-apps available on Ubuntu Hardy or is this strictly for Intrepid?
--Patrick
--
_
Ltsp-discuss mailing list. To un-subscribe, or change prefs,
in OpenOffice 3.0
under Ubuntu Feisty. A four-page document with several screen shots, crashes
the entire LTSP sesssion, when sent to any printer.
Has anyone else run into this with OpenOffice 3.0?
--Patrick
-
Patrick Rady
Administrator, npServ
NEW (Nonprofit Enterprise at Work)
office 734-998-0160 ext
I am having problems setting up local printing with LTSP running on 64-bit
Ubuntu 8.04.1.
The latest version, 32-bit LTSP environment built with --copy-sourceslist
Whenever I put these lines into the lts.conf file (these have been part of our
usual install):
PRINTER_0_DEVICE=/dev/usblp0
. I'm looking for any tips for
optimizing the settings for 6040B's. I ask because they seem to boot up more
smoothly under Feisty than they do in Hardy.
-
Patrick Rady
Administrator, npServ
NEW (Nonprofit Enterprise at Work)
office 734-998-0160 ext. 212 / fax 734-998-0163
[EMAIL PROTECTED] / http
Anyone know if the Devon 6040b is compatible with ltsp 4.2?
As a follow-up. Just for fun... I tried to boot up a 6040b with LTSP 5.x on
Ubuntu-Intrepid (beta).
It didn't have a happy ending. A variety of error messages, followed by a
flash of green, followed by a black screen.
I may try to
you should use a daily image rather, beta was known to be bad, actual
fixes went only in within the last two weeks...
ciao
oli
I'm pretty sure that it was updated to today. But to me sure, I just installed
the daily build and will test it tomorrow... Though things look pretty much
Anyone know if the Devon 6040b is compatible with ltsp 4.2?
I don't know about 4.2- but they work well with LTSP 5 on Ubuntu.
--Patrick
-
This SF.Net email is sponsored by the Moblin Your Move Developer's challenge
If you installed VMWare Server after installing LTSP, VMWare will remove xinetd
and replace it with something else, I recall...
I have had this botch up things on Ubuntu 8.04.1 before. You just just need to
reinstall xinetd. VMWare doesn't seem all that dependent on it and keeps
functioning
And here, my friends, is the ENTIRE problem.
I should stress that I said *almost* afraid. I am enough of a nerd that I want
to get my hands on the latest and greatest. I am testing Intrepid on my *home*
machine and contributing bug reports. I go as far as testing it on small LTSP
networks I
What you're looking for is very similar to what you get when you run
Debian Testing. I think you should give it a try and see what you think.
-Rob
We may give Debian a try. At least on a test machine.
I went on at length about some of our issues with Ubuntu-hardy, but my response
got
What about debian-testing...?
(i dont want to get you away from debian or something, but your
assumptions seem fairly wrong, in fact the massively outdated and stuck
nature of stable debian releases (which is great for servers but sucks
on desktops) is the main reason ubuntu exists at all)
just try Debian- as the change would be less jarring, and Debian
seems certainly more stable than Ubuntu.
Basically, our particular situation isn't very well served by the six-month
development cycle of Ubuntu. And their priorities no longer seem to jibe very
well with ours.
-
Patrick Rady
- but
more in creating an environment that will cater to those migrating from
Microsoft Windows in an small office setting.
-
Patrick Rady
Administrator, npServ
-
This SF.Net email is sponsored by the Moblin Your Move
it is booted into Windows XP.
changing x_mode_0, x_color_depth does not seem to help.
The server is Ubuntu 8.04.1, 64-bit, though the LTSP environment is, of course,
32-bit.
Any ideas?
-
Patrick Rady
Administrator, npServ
NEW (Nonprofit Enterprise at Work
was very
convenient. As was being able to administrative stuff over FreeNX. Both of
which have now been disabled.
Does anyone have any workarounds for this?
for reference:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/policykit/+bug/219473
-
Patrick Rady
Administrator, npServ
NEW (Nonprofit Enterprise at Work
XSERVER=intel did the trick.
Thank you!
Have you tried either:
XSERVER=i810
or
XSERVER=intel
?
-Gadi
On Fri, 2008-09-05 at 13:13 -0400, Patrick Rady wrote:
Does anyone out there have tips on how to get more than 640 by 480 on
Intel 82865G Video running on a Dell
640 x 480.
-
Patrick Rady
-
This SF.Net email is sponsored by the Moblin Your Move Developer's challenge
Build the coolest Linux based applications with Moblin SDK win great prizes
Grand prize is a trip for two to an Open
I've tried i810...
But not Intel... I guess that will be this afternoon's project. :)
-
Patrick Rady
Administrator, npServ
NEW (Nonprofit Enterprise at Work)
office 734-998-0160 ext. 212 / fax 734-998-0163
[EMAIL PROTECTED] / http://www.new.org/
Ann Arbor Office: 1100 N. Main, Suite 100, Ann
-client command in #3.
Hope that helps,
-Gideon
On Wed, 2008-07-30 at 14:47 -0400, Patrick Rady wrote:
These are Geode-based devices, and there seem to be issues aplenty
with Geodes and Hardy Heron.
fixed on the 8.04.1 CD
ciao
oli
Sadly, after doing fresh installs
These are Geode-based devices, and there seem to be issues aplenty
with Geodes and Hardy Heron.
fixed on the 8.04.1 CD
ciao
oli
Sadly, after doing fresh installs from the 8.04.1 CD (on a new machine, no
less), I am having the same problems getting the Symbio clients to work.
Did you install lsb-core only, or a selection or everything of the
lsb-packages?
I think lsb-core installed all that was necessary.
-
Patrick Rady
Administrator, npServ
NEW (Nonprofit Enterprise at Work
Hi,
Has anyone out there had success using Symbio Technologies SYM1110 thin clients
with LTSP on Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy Heron)?
These are Geode-based devices, and there seem to be issues aplenty with Geodes
and Hardy Heron.
-
Patrick Rady
Administrator, npServ
NEW (Nonprofit Enterprise at Work
/webx?14@@.3bbf42f7.3c05a62b/4
-
Patrick Rady
Administrator, npServ
NEW (Nonprofit Enterprise at Work)
office 734-998-0160 ext. 212 / fax 734-998-0163
[EMAIL PROTECTED] / http://www.new.org/
Ann Arbor Office: 1100 N. Main, Suite 100, Ann Arbor, MI 48104-1059
Detroit Office: Hannan House, 4750
30 matches
Mail list logo
