Is there any way we can progress on this bug? I rely on Dia to create
network diagrams..I am not a programmer but if there is anything at all
I can do please let me know! I really would like to be able to use it,
and right now as the bug stands unconfirmed, after just a few minutes of
using Dia my
that it works like expected:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=344766
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Out of curiosity, in which case(s) does sound actually play on the thin
client?
None of the cases, actually.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/269082
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This bug causes LTSP users grief without a stale process 'cleanup'
program such as gnome-watchdog. It will cause unexpected behavior when
logged out (thus the gconfd-2 process stays alive) and logging back in,
as there is conflicting processes, causing crashes and other unexpected
GNOME behavior.
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# dpkg -l|grep flashplugin
ii adobe-flashplugin 10.0.12.36-1hardy1
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# dpkg -l|grep firefox-3.0
ii firefox-3.0
3.0.3+build1+nobinonly-0ubuntu0.8.04.1 safe and easy web browser from Mozilla
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# uname -a
Linux
UPDATE: At 2 school sites, I have fixed the quoting issue to reflect the
following:
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if [ -n $(ps ax|grep nbd$i) ]; then
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and went through the motions - rebuilt the image, rebooted thin-clients,
etc. etc...
This seems to have helped the Invalid operator message upon TC bootup,
but
I just installed Tuxpaint on my own LTSP server and launched with my
thin-client (a LTSP-Term 1220PXE available from disklessworkstations.com
and 100% supported by LTSP ) and will attach the following strace. The
strace contains data from me simply starting Tuxpaint, drawing an X on
the blank
In response to an earlier comment, I can confirm that using the
--nosound switch with tuxpaint corrects the issue with high CPU usage
and failure to exit cleanly.
Let's have some other people test this by running tuxpaint from a
terminal with the following command:
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tuxpaint --nosound
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If
I can also confirm using --nosound on tuxmath tuxtype corrects the
issue with high CPU usage and failure to exit cleanly.
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Bill, thanks for such a quick response!
I tried both defendguin and circuslinux - both of them exibit the same
behavior of unclean exit and high CPU usage, and disabling sound with
their respective switches eliminates this issue in, at least, my own
LTSP network running from my single
This could possibly affect LTSP users via
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/tuxpaint/+bug/269082 - I'm not
marking as a duplicate, but it sounds like it could be one.
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Nope - scratch that last comment. Doesn't help with that bug.
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Jeremy,
SDL_AUDIODRIVER='pulse' tuxpaint - fixes the issues experienced.
SDL_AUDIODRIVER='alsa' tuxpaint - does not fix the issues.
SDL_AUDIODRIVER='esd' tuxpaint - fixes the issues.
I'm not an expert in how Pulse Audio routes/emulates other sound daemons
in LTSP, but I can say that I have the
Bump.. I hope I'm not being pushy but this is a fairly critical issue to
LTSP users who want to take advantage of NBD_SWAP functionality - it's
pretty much broken by default without the line mentioned above in
/etc/hosts.allow. The documentation doesn't seem to mention it, either.
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Public bug reported:
Please see the following #ltsp conversation regarding ltsp-client-setup
errors. Ogra should know about this bug already. There might be
repercussions to the specific block of code in question, but I know that
the bashisms shouldn't be there on line 27. Also see
Public bug reported:
For NBD_SWAP to function correctly (READ: not leave stale swap files in
/tmp) the following /etc/hosts.allow stanza must be present, but it is
not:
nbdswapd: ALL: keepalive
We must append this to all default LTSP installs in Ubuntu so NBD_SWAP
can function as
Public bug reported:
It would be nice to have the option to disable various aspects of the 'Options'
menu in LDM, such as Sessions and Languages. In environments such as
schools (especially elementary/primary schools) it is valuable to have the
option to be able to disable things like this
Stephane, if your fixed package contains a mechanism for *all* chroots
to include -updates and universe (not just building from alternate CD)
it will mean https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ltsp/+bug/277331
is a duplicate of this one. Please verify and we can kill 2 birds with 1
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I'm still seeing this bug in Gutsy with all updates. :(
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Sebastien, thank you for the guidance - it looks like what I want *can*
be handled in GConf, I wasn't aware (as I wasn't aware that the launcher
was for the default e-mail client and not Evolution specifically).
Thank you for the info - time to hit the GConf books some more =)
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is
by Alt+dragging the window.. which means it can't go off-screen if the
user doesn't know right click or modifiers in the first place...
I think you've got your chicken and egg mixed up :)
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Not on my system (Ubuntu Gutsy i386 w/Compiz enabled)...
This was a matter of preference last time it came up in a bug report,
IIRC. I dunno if any Gnome/Ubuntu people are even willing to fix it
since, to some, it's not really a bug.
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Mark Schouten wrote:
Jordan Erickson wrote
Martin-Éric - Your PPA contains AMD driver 2.7.7.5 - are there updated
packages (2.7.7.6) for Gutsy? I can't seem to locate them (besides for
Hardy).
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Martin-Éric, thank you - I saw you just uploaded 2.7.7.6 about an hour
ago. What's weird is that my apt-get update apt-get dist-upgrade
(with your sources.list entries) did not pull down the newest version.
I did download the xserver-xorg-video-amd_2.7.7.6-1ubuntu2_i386.deb
update and installed
Also, on the thin client, in /var/log/Xorg.6.log, I'm getting:
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AMD(0): Not using default mode 1280x1024 (unknown reason)
AMD(0): Not using default mode 1280x1024 (bad mode clock/interlace/doublescan)
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With different sets of resolutions.
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See that bug report - I am noting all of my further troubleshooting
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Just e-mailed Koolu support and referenced this bug. I'll get back once
they return my e-mail.
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Not sure about Hardy but I still encounter this issue (related to the
keyboard map) in Gutsy. It doesn't seem to be rdesktop/vncviewer
specific, as different errors (are they errors or just debug info?)
occur at disconnect. See my two attachments for rdesktop and vncviewer
sessions (via tsclient)
Martin-Éric Racine, I used your sources.list entries and it worked for
me. I had to chroot to my LTSP root (/opt/ltsp/i386) and add the sources
from there, apt-get update/dist-upgrade, ltsp-rebuild-image - and my
Koolu thin client booted up into X (ldm).
I had to edit my lts.conf to allow higher
I can confirm the fix ( https://launchpad.net/%7Eq-funk/+archive ) for
LTSP thin clients using the AMD Geode chipset, although it only allows
me to boot into X11/LDM at 800x600 with what seems to be 16 colors. I
cannot manually configure the client as X autoconfigures video every
time a
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus-cd-burner
I was bewildered by trying to copy a directory with more than 1145 files
in it to my blank DVD CD-Burning window. It would crash with the Force
Quit dialog. I made a new directory and copied 500, 900, 1001, 1101,
and 1145 files into
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evolution
This has happened on a lot of my new Ubuntu Gutsy (and as far back as
Dapper) installs.
Steps to reproduce on a clean Gutsy install:
1) Create a new user and log in, noting the Evolution top panel launcher icon
that appears when you log in
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RFID Passports coming in 2008
Peru orders 260,000 OLPC
I can confirm this for one of my client's (rather largely used)
websites:
http://www.myclubmylife.com/Pages/Default.aspx
The flash content will always cover the drop-down menus near the top of
the page. This is an extremely severe bug for us, as it is causing the
club directors to not want to
Thank you!!! Just saw it download from the ropes.
=) =) =)
Sebastien Bacher wrote:
you need to restart nautilus to get the new version running
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In /var/lib/tftpboot/ltsp/i386/lts.conf, where you can set RCFILE_nn
scripts to run on the client at each boot, I was having a big issue with
a script I created to turn on headphone-jack-sense on my sound chips on
the clients. It worked fine in Feisty, but in Gutsy it broke.
I am still having this (horrible) issue as well, at multiple LTSP sites
(which effectively slows the entire lab down). I would greatly
appreciate a backport to Gutsy. It has effectively turned one of my
customers away from Linux all together - and they're strongly
considering moving their computer
the issue
and could try if the patch works correctly on gutsy?
** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu Gutsy)
Importance: Undecided = High
Status: New = Confirmed
** Changed in: nautilus (Ubuntu Gutsy)
Assignee: (unassigned) = Ubuntu Desktop Bugs (desktop-bugs)
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at work (Dual Processor Xeon) does this, but 7.10 at
home (AMD64) I haven't seen it yet.
Might be because I haven't run updates at home (can't remember).
-Tres
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nautilus (1:2.20.0-0ubuntu8) hardy; urgency=low
* debian/patches/18_disable_signal_handler.patch:
- Don't use the logging code signal handler it's buggy and makes nautilus
being stuck and eat cpu on crash (LP: #150471)
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Is there any way this will be ported to Gutsy? I have a hard
I can also confirm this on a brand new (as well as other separate)
install of Gutsy (using LTSP5).
I have noticed that this happens a lot when I go from logging in
directly at the server console, and then login via an LTSP client (or
even VNC to the server). It seems that there's something
I can confirm the simple fact that I haven't been able to get GX2 video
going in Ubuntu (as an LTSP client), either Feisty *or* Gutsy. I wasn't
able to troubleshoot because when it came time to load X11, it would
just hard-lock in what seemed to be the video mode changing. Sounds like
this is
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have one, and post a comment on the
bug requesting a backport to Gutsy. That way, the developers will see
how many people this bug is currently affecting in Gutsy and hopefully
will shift some momentum to it to backport it. =)
- Jordan
Jordan Erickson wrote:
I thought at first the similarities
Yikes. Nevermind again, I didn't know this was being copied to the bug
report already.
My signal-to-noise ratio is getting worse. ;)
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Oh man...Ok sorry everyone, I'm not sure why my brain farted and I
forgot that there is already a fix for this (released in Hardy
:
Pjotr12345, you are totally right, this is totally unacceptable, my
company is already thinking of switching back to windows because of this
issue. It is indeed very unprofessional as well.
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Public bug reported:
According to:
http://ltsp.sourceforge.net/ltsp-4.1.1.html
LTSP 4.x had options within lts.conf to handle configuring DPMS settings
on the thin client. Apparently this was left out of LTSP5. I'd love to
see these options reintroduced, as they are very valuable for thin
I should also add that trackerd is *not* running on either of my
servers, as a troubleshooting step from earlier posts. Compiz/Desktop
effects are also not in the equation.
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You
I can also confirm this on 2 seperate Ubuntu Gutsy (64-bit) installs as
LTSP servers.
Since these are LTSP servers (and serve many clients), GDM is not a
factor in my equation (LTSP uses LDM instead, and the 100% CPU Nautilus
processes are from people logged into thin clients).
Help would be
Public bug reported:
I have noticed that on 3 different Ubuntu Gutsy installs on differing
hardware (all of them various ATI Radeon video adapters, though), the
new System - Administration - Screens and Graphics controls seem to
never save either the screen resolution or refresh rate.
My most
This *just* happened to me about 10 minutes ago, with pretty much
exactly the same scenario as the bug description. I accidentally drug a
Firefox URL (from the address bar) onto the top panel and ALL of my
launchers (read: not applets), including my drawers full of launchers,
dissapeared (so did
Sorry, Gome 2.20.1 is my version.
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I have the same results as Daniel Botelho, using Ubuntu Gutsy (both i386
and AMD64 installs). Newly installed Sabayon, create new profile, then
clicking on Edit crashes it right after an xnest window appears. Very
frustrating - especially since this would be a GREAT tool for the 6
schools I have
I'd like to reiterate that it my instance of 100% CPU utilization of
Nautilus, it is a brand new install of Gutsy. I was able to reproduce it
the first time the first created user logged out (with extremely minimal
usage of Gnome, not including the actual browsing through the Nautilus
file manager
I am only one person and have only a few large-deployed (~200 users)
sites to administrate, but I have to wonder if it is worth it to even
*have* fast-user-switching in large-scale environments... I have always
turned fast-user-switch-applet off and disabled everything I can in
GConf to have this
and vote for this bug
http://bugs.adobe.com/jira/browse/FP-80 in Adobe's Bug System.
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The real RocketMan
Computerworld.com
Public bug reported:
This is a peculiar problem because local GDM login as well as LTSP thin-
client logins work fine. Only when I am logged in via VNC (vnc4server is
configured to spawn a new GDM session while tunneled through SSH over a
WAN) does this happen - and only after a Gutsy - Hardy
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I should also add that this happens with:
- A non-upgraded (Fresh Hardy) install
- A newly created user
- Manually changing theme to a non-default theme.
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/etc/gdm/Xsession: Beginning session setup...
Setting IM through im-switch for locale=en_US.
Start IM through /etc/X11/xinit/xinput.d/all_ALL linked to
/etc/X11/xinit/xinput.d/default.
SESSION_MANAGER=local/binkleyubuntu:/tmp/.ICE-unix/4398
** (gnome-settings-daemon:4446): WARNING **: The X
I haven't used the specific patch, but I did see this bug report before
one was committed and used the workaround described. I can verify that
this workaround works:
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lts.conf:
...
# Enable NBD Swap and set correct port - see
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ltsp/+bug/235772
Is there any hope in getting 1.13 / patched version of 1.12 in Dapper?
I'm desperately needing this fix :(
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=) Thank you thank you thank you!! =) You are the some of the
shining stars of open source.
Sincerely,
Jordan
Colin Watson wrote:
Accepted into dapper-updates. Expect binary packages to be available in
a couple of hours.
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This is definitely going to be a problem for us with the upcoming school
year, with our first Ubuntu computer lab going live. Can anyone give an
update? This was a bug glaring at us as soon as the kids started using
OOo.
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I've also got word of this with Ubuntu Feisty in an LTSP environment -
at first I was almost sure it would be related to thin clients, but with
this bug I'm not so sure... here's the e-mail from the teacher:
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Students were experimenting at lunch with the 2 machines we left on
Ubuntu. Both
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
From Freenode/#ltsp IRC Chat (edited for relevant content):
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lns ...not being able to remove an accidentally mounted ssh volume icon from
the desktop...
ogra-classmate yeah, the ssh volum4e is a deswign problem
ogra-classmate well, its a
:
* Upgraded from Dapper 6.06 to Hardy 8.04
* VNC to problem box on local lan
* xinetd to launch vnc
* Xlib: extension XInputExtension missing on display :1.0.
I'm running Kubuntu, and see this error on lots of apps, not just gnome-
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This bug is still present in Hardy 8.04.1 - this is pretty embarrassing,
isn't it? To have a bug like this, with basic functionality not working
through 2 major releases?
I had a set of apps starting up at one point in time, and was never able
to remove them via System - Preferences - Sessions -
Public bug reported:
Using:
Ubuntu 8.04.1 (Desktop i386)
gnome-system-tools 2.22.0-0ubuntu9
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This is probably the main reason that I train my clients to use KUser
instead of the default users-admin tool in Gnome - you cannot sort the
fields alphabetically (which is a
This bug affects me and my clients as well, as they normally use G-S-M
in a Hardy LTSP environment to end misbehaving processes of other users
(see duplicate bug #255567). Running G-S-M with gksudo works fine - it
would be nice to see PolicyKit integrated into G-S-M and backported to
our current
I just tried setting a default already present in the
/etc/firefox/pref/firefox.js file from 'false' to 'true' - and it has no
effect on the configuration when restarting FF3 and peeking at the value
in about:config.
It looks to me like the /etc/firefox/pref/firefox.js is completely
disregarded
Sebastien, what can I do to make this a feature request to remove then?
I personally cannot see how this is an intuitive feature at all - I am
a seasoned Linux professional and this feature had me very confused
when I wanted to do nothing but resize my window while the titlebar was
off-screen. It
these changes, but this one doesn't appear to be specifically explained.
So I suggest we ask Elijah what he thinks about all this; I'll ping him.
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When I ALT+click/drag any window so the title bar is off-screen (above
the top panel), and I try to resize the window by clicking/dragging the
window's lower left or right corner, it displays the window menu
containing Minimize/Maximize/Move/Etc instead of actually allowing
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Just wanted to add that we are experiencing this same problem (6-school
Ubuntu/LTSP5/FF install). A fix would be pretty nice, because this issue
is causing our thin clients to hard-lock constantly with regular usage.
Not very fun for the students, and the image of Linux/Open source
projects,
I can also verify, on a new Gutsy AMD64 install with all updates applied
as of 2007/10/29, Firefox will crash semi-instantly (you can see the
window appear, and then close out, with a Segmentation fault (core
dumped) message on the console.
Switching Gnome theme from Human to Glossy causes
Just wanted to say this is happening to me too. I used 'Current window'
and 'grab immediately' and it grabbed the actual screenshot utility
window before it dissapeared completely (you can see that just the bare
window and no content shows).
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Sure Sebastien - sorry for the delay, I didn't know you replied.
If you mount an sshfs volume in Gnome using Nautilus, you don't have the
ability to eject or unmount it - it gives you a Permission denied
or similar message.
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Just a note that I am experiencing this as well with Ubuntu Feisty AMD64
in an LTSP environment. Looking forward to a fix! =) Thank you guys.
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The fix is simple, install Win XP. That worked for me :)
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Like I said before, I am not completely sure how he mounted it - it
could have been from the Places - Network or Places - Connect to
Server dialog (not technically Nautilus?), but when he brought me over
to show me, it was already mounted on his desktop. I simply tried to
right-click/Unmount
Not necessarily related to the live-cd, but I am experiencing this same
problem.
Hardware:
- ASUS P5B-E motherboard w/1501 BIOS revision (latest as of 7/12/2007)
- Intel P965 / ICH8R chipset
- 4x1GB RAM
- Ubuntu x86-64 7.04 Server
- Kernel 'linux-image-2.6.20-16-server'
1) With BIOS option
Is this something that might need to be upstreamed to the OOo team? Are
they aware of the problem?
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Yesterday I did updates - I am not sure exactly what version I updated
to for OOo (newest as of 7/24) and SlideShow seems to be working now -
no crashes. This bug can probably be closed - I will re-open it if I
experience further issues.
Thanks everyone!!
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I notice similar behavior - the first time I open the drawer after
booting up/logging in, it's as fast as it should be. Subsequent times,
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Please see http://www.typingmaster.com/forum/messages.aspx?TopicID=11
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TypingMaster java-based typing tutor for Linux. This is the app that I
have the most issues with regarding this bug, and the people at
TypingMaster have been very
So is anything being done here? I can see two possible (easy) solutions:
1) Simply use gksudo in the .desktop file to necessitate root privs to run it
2) (probably better) Integrate policykit into it for those functions, since by
default, normal users can't kill/re-nice other users' procs
Am I
Ahh, crap! Sorry, wrong bug. /me needs to read more
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fast-user-switch heavy cpu usage
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/203217
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Tim Holy (tim.h...@gmail.com) sent me a private e-mail for some reason,
but gave me this URL regarding SDL/Alsa/Pulse bugs:
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Hi Jordan,
Sadly I'm not an expert in audio, but I'm happy to help where I can. Are
you, or do you know, the maintainer for the SDL-audio in Ubuntu?
Have you seen this
Bump? Is there anything I can do at all to help move this bug along?
This is a pretty big issue for booting up thin-clients. Doubles
(triples?) the time to boot up when it hangs here. :(
- Jordan/Lns
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/etc/init.d/ltsp-client-setup has bashisms
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/281498
You
Public bug reported:
IRC conversation with ogra 2009/02/16:
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Lns ogra: real quick, it's a good idea to mount --bind /dev in chroot when
upgrading right? I always get a cannot open /dev/pty blah blah when
upgrading.. if so, can you give me the best mount cmd to put into the howto?
ogra no,
I should also mention that I was at a school site a few days ago and
noticed this bug in action (again) - it seems to cause other booting
LTSP clients to not get a DHCP lease if dhcpd is on the same server
(maybe due to heavy server i/o when building other swapfiles?) Causes
half clients to fail
I can confirm this bug on Ubuntu 8.04.1 LTS running with LTSP5.
I can also confirm the fix of replacing the Hardy version of:
/usr/lib/libxcb-xlib.so.0
With the Gutsy version, as described in above comment. I have performed
this fix on 2 separate LTSP networks and it seems to work fine, with no
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