Denis-
There are a couple of ways to handle this. For special-purpose use I
create or modify an xorg.conf file and specify it in lts.conf for that
terminal using XF86CONFIG_FILE=nvidia-xorg.conf. This gives the most
control over the X configuration, but you should be able to specify the
colo
Peter-
Thanks for the link, very interesting; I didn't know about that tool.
At first glance, putting esd support seems to make sense, but I wonder
if putting SDL support would be better? That way, flash could run on
any platform supported by SDL, including esd. Looking at the debian
packag
Ashish,
If you are using 4.2, NFS Swap will _not_ work. LTSP 4.2 uses NBD and
the ltspswap daemon, a totally different system. The USE_NFS_SWAP and
SWAPFILE_SIZE in your lts.conf will _not_ enable swap in 4.2, so you can
remove those lines.
Very roughly, to enable swap in 4.2, you have to:
1) On
Thanks John;
I will try and let all know the results. I was trying NFS swap only
which will not work with LTSP 4.2.
Thanks for your valueable input.
Thanks & regards
Ashish Nabira
Sun Microsystems
Ph: +91 80 66930854
"Work is worship."
John P. New wrote On 11/02/06 19:09,:
> Ashish,
>
> If y
What is the objection to giving each user a root-owned symlink to
libflashplayer.so? It
would be fairly easy to write a script that sets it up. And then just add it
to
/etc/skel for future users.
Petre
Roy Souther wrote:
> I have not had a chance to install Flashback yet and today the serve
I have the system setup right now to rsync the users home directory from /etc/skel any new files that I may have added or changed. When a user logs in the rsync runs then chown -R to give them control of the files. I don't like the idea of making "special exceptions" after a while I would find
I had a flashplayer plugin in the global directory but it was not the newest one. It was new enough for all the educational sites that the students in the school need to use Flash for but the advertising or some other Flash sites wanted the newer flashplayer module.
I am going to put the newes
Hi All,
I've been reading posts, manuals, helps, tutorials..etc.etc ..but
unfortunately those didn't resolve my case.
The problem is I am not getting my workstations connected to the LTS box.
Any help will be very much appreciated.
Thanx in advance
Flavio Veras
On the workstations I'm ge
Flavio,
Make sure that you are
A. Booting to the proper image. Check to make sure it is definitely
2.6.17.3-ltsp-1
B. Get rid of /tftpboot in your dhcpd.conf file so it says just
/lts/2.6.17.3-ltsp-1/pxelinux.0 and NOT
/tftpboot/lts/2.6.17.3-ltsp-1/pxelinux.0
Let me know.
-Paul
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Paul Va
Hi Paul,
I already have my dhcpd.conf like you said. Below I am sending some more
information.
Thank you very much
Any other ideas?
dhcpd.conf
# terminal 1:
host ws001 {
hardware ethernet 00:40:63:C3:5A:39;
fixed-address 10.1.1.133;
filename "/lts/2.6.17.3-ltsp-1/px
Flavio,
I noticed that you are missing a quote mark at the end of filename
"/lts/2.6.17.3-ltsp-1/pxelinux.0. Is this an type error or is this
directly from your .conf file. It needs to have a " after pxelinux.0
also.
-Paul
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Paul VanGundy
Director of Technology
Epping School District
P: 603
On Thu, 02 Nov 2006 09:42:30 -0700
Roy Souther <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I wish I could lock it off so that I would not have to mess with
> plugins anymore.
>
I am really going out on a limb here, since I have not tried it before,
but what about making the root owned simlink with the whole p
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