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Tom Griffing | 1 Nov 2003 11:41

Re: Denver area anyone

Steven;

Wow ... I'd be really interested in knowing more about 
your setup, since I'm looking at designing a config to
handle several remote sites.

In particular, how do you handle the following:

Authentication
    Do you integrate with Windoze?  How?
    Do you use LDAP?

Monitoring/Management
    How do you keep track of and administer the servers?

Server Software Configuration
    How do you keep them up to date?

Web problems ala NTLM (MS Proxy server)
    Do you encounter issues with this?  If so, how
    do you deal with it?

I would also appreciate any info you could share about
problems encountered/solved with these and what your
users had to say about the overall environment.

Looking forward to your reply,

Tom
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jon scott | 2 Nov 2003 05:08

nfs doesn't work with ltsp, works fine otherwise

I've made a little headway in tracking down a problem in which pivot_root 
hangs forever with the follwoing message:

> eth0: Setting 100mbps full-duplex based on auto-negotiated partner ability
> Mounting root filesystem: /opt/ltsp/i386 from: 192.168.1.100
> Doing the pivot_root
> nfs: server 192.168.1.100 not responding, still trying

Although the message says the nfs server isn't working, /var/log/messages on 
the server confirm that it is working fine.  Furthermore, booting the client 
into KNOPPIX and mounting /opt/ltsp/i386 works perfectly.  This seems to 
prove that the server is configured correctly and all the IP addresses are 
what I think they are.  What appears to be wrong is the error message.  Has 
anyone seen anything like this?

Jon Scott

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Lutz Worch | 2 Nov 2003 08:50
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Re: LTSP and HDD boot

Hi Varun and Anselm,

Anselm Martin Hoffmeister wrote:
> 
> Varun wrote:
> 
> > Hi,
> >    I have a ltsp server running. One of the client is win98.
> > I would like the win98 client to be able to boot as thin client
> > without having to use a boot floppy. I need to set a boot selection
> > menu that will allow either boot from HDD or LAN ( connect to  ltsp
> > server ) .
> ...
> ==========Config.sys:
> [menu]
> menuitem=win,Boot windows
> menuitem=lts,Boot LTSP
> menudefault=lts,12
> [win]
> ... insert everything that was in config.sys before here ...
> [lts]

In the lts-Section I had to insert
	DOS=NOAUTO
to make it run.

> [common]
> ===========Autoexec.bat:
>  <at> echo off
> IF %CONFIG%P==LTSP C:\etherb522.com
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Ed Suominen | 2 Nov 2003 09:08

Re: band width

Anselm Martin Hoffmeister wrote:

> The X protocol is quite bandwith intensive, but there have been 
> thoughts (Jim McQuillan didn't like them too much, but that does not 
> meen it's impossible to do this) to use
> Nomachine's NoMX X-compression technology for situations with 
> wide-area networks. Currently, no package for this is available, but 
> you are welcome to bring it to live

How about this alternative?
http://www.vigor.nu/dxpc/

Using it would be a matter of including dxpc on the LTSP server and in 
the mini-linux distribution run by each client, and proxying X through 
dxpc.

Best regards, Ed

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S'mig'ht | 2 Nov 2003 21:14
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ROM image for Realtek 8029AS

Hi!
Does anybody have *.ROM image for Etherboot or PXE on RTL-8029AS, that
works properly?
     Bootrom type is 27c256.

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Kevin Valentine | 3 Nov 2003 01:00
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./start_ws: line 1: 273 Segmentation Fault ...

Hi all,

Anyone familiar with this?

./start_ws: line 1: 273 Segmentation Fault 
/usr/X11R6/bin/XFree86 -query 192.168.0.3

It boots fine up to the prompt (runlevel 3). Then when I when I 
run /tmp/start_ws I get a black screen. I then do an ALT-> and I 
find the output detailed above.

I've looked in previous posts and googled everywhere. Other 
posts have said to check the modelines for the monitor. I don't 
understand why this should be a problem. I'm using the same 
XF86config file that I used on the client when it booted from a 
harddisk.  I didn't have to provide modelines and it worked.

I had originally tried this with Slackware 9.0, my native 
distro. I figured that maybe I didn't install properly so I 
threw on an extra harddrive and installed Redhat 9 (first time 
using RH). Still got the same results.

I'm using the following ltsp packages:
ltsp_core-3.0.9-0.i386.rpm
ltsp_kernel-3.0.11-0.i386.rpm
ltsp_x_core-3.0.4-0.i386.rpm
ltsp_fonts-3.0.0-0.i386.rpm

Here's some hardware info...
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Prakash Modak | 3 Nov 2003 07:04
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Dual Processer problem

HI All,

  I have HCL Infinity Global Line 2700MS Server
With Xion 2.4 Processer only one with 3GB Ram , this
Server got Dual processer capacity, Installed RH9.0
and Ltsp-3.0.10 kernal and other pacakges,

 My Problem is 
1) My server responding very slow
2) when i start startx on server it take 120MB of Ram
and after loging out from starrtx block  thst 120Mb.
3) I started 3 LTSP clients, mt server took 1.2GB of
RAM.

  What Could be the problem? though i''m using Hi end
server why i'm getting poor responce??

  Any help would be valuable for me,
Or else i have to rule out LTS Project from my
organisation

  Thankx & Regards

Prakash

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Prakash Modak | 3 Nov 2003 07:09
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Dual Processer problem

HI All,

  I have HCL Infinity Global Line 2700MS Server
With Xion 2.4 Processer only one with 3GB Ram , this
Server got Dual processer capacity, Installed RH9.0
and Ltsp-3.0.10 kernal and other pacakges,

 My Problem is 
1) My server responding very slow
2) when i start startx on server it take 120MB of Ram
and after loging out from starrtx block  thst 120Mb.
3) I started 3 LTSP clients, mt server took 1.2GB of
RAM.

  What Could be the problem? though i''m using Hi end
server why i'm getting poor responce??

  Any help would be valuable for me,
Or else i have to rule out LTS Project from my
organisation

  Thankx & Regards

Prakash

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shogunx | 2 Nov 2003 09:15

Re: Dual Processer problem

On Mon, 3 Nov 2003, [iso-8859-1] Prakash Modak wrote:

You have only one processor in your system, or two?
If you have two, you need to compile SMP into your server's kernel, and
edit the kernels makefile such that the line reading

MAKE		= make

now reads

MAKE		= make -j2

Scott

> HI All,
>
>   I have HCL Infinity Global Line 2700MS Server
> With Xion 2.4 Processer only one with 3GB Ram , this
> Server got Dual processer capacity, Installed RH9.0
> and Ltsp-3.0.10 kernal and other pacakges,
>
>  My Problem is
> 1) My server responding very slow
> 2) when i start startx on server it take 120MB of Ram
> and after loging out from starrtx block  thst 120Mb.
> 3) I started 3 LTSP clients, mt server took 1.2GB of
> RAM.
>
>   What Could be the problem? though i''m using Hi end
> server why i'm getting poor responce??
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Prakash Modak | 3 Nov 2003 09:41
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Re: Dual Processer problem


Hi 

   I have only 1 processer installed .

Prakash

--- shogunx <shogunx@...> wrote: > On
Mon, 3 Nov 2003, [iso-8859-1] Prakash Modak
> wrote:
> 
> You have only one processor in your system, or two?
> If you have two, you need to compile SMP into your
> server's kernel, and
> edit the kernels makefile such that the line reading
> 
> MAKE		= make
> 
> now reads
> 
> MAKE		= make -j2
> 
> 
> Scott
> 
> > HI All,
> >
> >   I have HCL Infinity Global Line 2700MS Server
> > With Xion 2.4 Processer only one with 3GB Ram ,
> this
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