00:10 | tux_440volt has quit IRC | |
00:18 | frownix has quit IRC | |
00:28 | alkisg has joined #ltsp | |
00:31 | <alkisg> Hi all, I'm using Edubuntu 7.10, can anyone tell me how to change the Display Manager language for the clients?
| |
00:31 | I mean the logon screen, where the student enters his username/password
| |
00:37 | Artemka has joined #ltsp | |
00:45 | <alkisg> Hi all, I'm using Edubuntu 7.10, can anyone tell me how to change the client login screen *language*?
| |
01:32 | edgarin has quit IRC | |
01:33 | zodman has joined #ltsp | |
01:46 | alkisg has quit IRC | |
01:51 | Egyptian[Home] has joined #ltsp | |
02:47 | bingnet922 has quit IRC | |
02:54 | Artemka has left #ltsp | |
02:56 | frownix has joined #ltsp | |
03:17 | Amaranth has joined #ltsp | |
03:45 | frownix has quit IRC | |
04:29 | elisboa has quit IRC | |
04:30 | elisboa has joined #ltsp | |
04:54 | mcfloppy_ has joined #ltsp | |
05:00 | flopperl has quit IRC | |
05:06 | Egyptian[Home] has quit IRC | |
05:24 | fernando1 has quit IRC | |
05:25 | Egyptian[Home] has joined #ltsp | |
05:27 | fernando1 has joined #ltsp | |
05:28 | mcfloppy_ has quit IRC | |
05:38 | moldy has joined #ltsp | |
05:38 | <moldy> hi
| |
05:46 | is there a way to support terminal-attached usb sticks with ltsp?
| |
05:55 | spectra has joined #ltsp | |
05:59 | moldy has quit IRC | |
06:50 | ogra has quit IRC | |
07:11 | Artemka has joined #ltsp | |
07:30 | ogra has joined #ltsp | |
07:31 | Artemka has quit IRC | |
07:31 | Artemka has joined #ltsp | |
07:33 | fernando1 has quit IRC | |
07:42 | fernando1 has joined #ltsp | |
07:43 | ogra has quit IRC | |
07:43 | ogra has joined #ltsp | |
07:44 | ogra has quit IRC | |
07:44 | ogra has joined #ltsp | |
07:45 | ogra has joined #ltsp | |
07:49 | ogra has quit IRC | |
07:50 | ogra has joined #ltsp | |
07:57 | ogra has quit IRC | |
07:58 | ogra has joined #ltsp | |
08:11 | ogra has quit IRC | |
08:11 | ogra has joined #ltsp | |
08:21 | ogra has quit IRC | |
08:26 | ogra has joined #ltsp | |
08:47 | ogra has quit IRC | |
08:48 | ogra has joined #ltsp | |
09:02 | bobby_C has joined #ltsp | |
09:04 | K_O-Gnom has joined #ltsp | |
09:06 | ogra has quit IRC | |
09:07 | K_O-Gnom has quit IRC | |
09:14 | K_O-Gnom has joined #ltsp | |
09:22 | daya has joined #ltsp | |
09:25 | Artemka has left #ltsp | |
09:43 | ogra has joined #ltsp | |
09:44 | moquist_ has joined #ltsp | |
09:46 | cyberorg is now known as cyberorg_ | |
10:00 | moquist has quit IRC | |
10:15 | ogra has quit IRC | |
10:33 | ogra has joined #ltsp | |
11:01 | sepski has joined #ltsp | |
11:04 | daya has quit IRC | |
11:21 | klausade has quit IRC | |
11:32 | klausade has joined #ltsp | |
11:43 | klausade has quit IRC | |
11:45 | klausade has joined #ltsp | |
12:04 | <moquist_> sbalneav: what more, if anything, would you like me to do with sshfsplus?
| |
12:04 | moquist_ is now known as moquist | |
12:10 | zodman has quit IRC | |
12:13 | joebaker has quit IRC | |
12:39 | ogra has joined #ltsp | |
12:54 | <johnny> sshfsplus ?
| |
13:00 | <K_O-Gnom> dberkholz: are you here?
| |
13:00 | <dberkholz> K_O-Gnom: yes
| |
13:03 | <K_O-Gnom> dberkholz: hi ... i have a little question ... can you tell me how the work is progressing on the ltsp ebuild for gentoo? (I hope I do not pester you with this question)
| |
13:04 | <dberkholz> K_O-Gnom: i haven't done a whole lot on it lately, because of other commitments. a few people have said they'll do something, but they haven't ever come back to me with anything.
| |
13:04 | K_O-Gnom: so at the moment, it's sort of in temporary storage
| |
13:04 | <K_O-Gnom> dberkholz: i would help you but i cant ... i havent the needet knowlege ..
| |
13:05 | dberkholz: so i only can be very thankfull that you do it and can wait ... (waiting is no poblem for me because ltsp 4.2 workes atm good as it needs to) ..
| |
13:10 | fernando1 has quit IRC | |
13:12 | fox2k has quit IRC | |
13:27 | cyberorg_ has quit IRC | |
13:41 | fernando1 has joined #ltsp | |
13:42 | vagrantc has joined #ltsp | |
13:43 | * vagrantc does the productive without internet dance | |
13:43 | <vagrantc> ogra: virtualbox rocks
| |
13:45 | <warren> virtualbox?
| |
13:45 | <vagrantc> another virtual machine system
| |
13:46 | warren: http://www.virtualbox.org
| |
13:46 | one of those started as closed source but moved open source projects
| |
13:46 | it was uploaded to debian a while back, and there was a backport to etch a few days ago ... been using it for LTSP testing.
| |
13:47 | <warren> vagrantc, it is like qemu but faster?
| |
13:47 | vagrantc, can it do PXE?
| |
13:48 | <vagrantc> warren: yes, it's *way* faster than qemu
| |
13:49 | requires a custom kernel module
| |
13:49 | warren: and it can do PXE
| |
13:50 | fernando1 has quit IRC | |
13:53 | warren_ has joined #ltsp | |
13:53 | fernando1 has joined #ltsp | |
13:53 | <warren_> vagrantc, it looks cool, but apparently it isn't fully FOSS
| |
13:53 | vagrantc, I don't know how they get away with having a non-open version in binaries without violating the GPL?
| |
13:54 | vagrantc, when it includes parts of qemu and other projects within it
| |
13:54 | <vagrantc> warren_: dual liscense?
| |
13:54 | if it made it into debian, i'm more-or-less trusting the liscensing.
| |
13:54 | <warren_> vagrantc, so I guess Debian has the OSE?
| |
13:54 | <vagrantc> i know they stripped a bunch out for debian
| |
13:54 | <warren_> http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads
| |
13:54 | <vagrantc> yeah, ose
| |
13:54 | <warren_> ah
| |
13:54 | k
| |
13:55 | ewwww
| |
13:55 | You will need to install some additional libraries on your Linux system in order to run VirtualBox - in particular, you will need libxalan-c, libxerces-c and version 5 of libstdc++. How to install these will depend on the Linux distribution you are using.
| |
13:55 | <vagrantc> "apt-get install virtualbox-ose" worked for me :)
| |
13:56 | Drakeweb has joined #ltsp | |
13:57 | <Drakeweb> hey, anyone using Neoware EON 3000/4000 thin clients on ltsp5?
| |
13:58 | I'm having trouble booting ... they PXE and I get the graphical edubuntu loading screen, then it all goes dark and my monitor reports no signal
| |
13:58 | I'm assuming it's an xwindows thing, but am not sure how to proceed
| |
14:04 | <vagrantc> warren_: looks like you found a troll :)
| |
14:04 | ah, altlinux.
| |
14:04 | heh.
| |
14:07 | * vagrantc wonders when the altlinux ltsp will reach ... ltsp | |
14:07 | <warren> vagrantc, so debian is packaging the OSE with things stripped out?
| |
14:08 | <vagrantc> warren: that's what it seems to be
| |
14:08 | <warren> vagrantc, I suppose that would be license appropriate.. while the non-free version they ship themselves is likely violating the GPL
| |
14:08 | <vagrantc> quite possibly
| |
14:08 | my only fear is lurking liscense stuff that people haven't noticed ... as it's a really nice piece of software
| |
14:08 | <warren> Drakeweb, that is likely either a driver bug or problem with your monitor
| |
14:09 | vagrantc, so OSE with things stripped out is still pretty useful?
| |
14:09 | Drakeweb has quit IRC | |
14:09 | <vagrantc> Drakeweb: maybe try setting the resolution with X_MODE_0=640x480 or X_COLOR_DEPTH=16 or such
| |
14:10 | warren: extremely
| |
14:10 | <warren> vagrantc, does it do PXE?
| |
14:10 | <vagrantc> warren: on fairly modest hardware (866MHz with 512MB of ram) i've can run a virtual LTSP server and two virtual thin clients at reasonable speeds
| |
14:11 | warren: yes, PXE
| |
14:11 | <warren> cool
| |
14:11 | <vagrantc> though you start to notice if all 3 are running at once ...
| |
14:12 | ogra's been using virtualbox for some time now, but i tend to wait till things hit debian ... lest i get addicted to something with liscense issues
| |
14:16 | <warren> vagrantc, here's another project I've been working on
| |
14:16 | vagrantc, https://hosted.fedoraproject.org/projects/InstantMirror/
| |
14:16 | vagrantc, might be useful for many folks
| |
14:16 | vagrantc, like... does freegeek have its own debian/ubuntu mirror?
| |
14:17 | <vagrantc> warren: internal mirror, yeah
| |
14:17 | <warren> ahy
| |
14:17 | ah
| |
14:18 | <vagrantc> warren: we set up a transparent squid proxy and then parse the logs for which packages to mirror
| |
14:18 | warren: works pretty good
| |
14:18 | <warren> vagrantc, ah
| |
14:18 | <vagrantc> partial debian mirrors is one of my other obsessions :)
| |
14:19 | Drakeweb has joined #ltsp | |
14:19 | <warren> vagrantc, with InstantMirror it appears as a full mirror and downloads parts on-demand
| |
14:19 | <vagrantc> warren: yeah, there's a few of those for debian
| |
14:19 | <warren> oh?
| |
14:19 | <vagrantc> warren: at least 3 or 4 :)
| |
14:19 | <warren> vagrantc, which packages? I should take a look.
| |
14:20 | <vagrantc> warren: apt-proxy, apt-cacher, approx ...
| |
14:20 | i know there was another one somewhere along the way ...
| |
14:20 | i've never found one i really liked, though
| |
14:20 | <warren> vagrantc, do any of them retain the original directory structure and filenames, so you can also use rsync?
| |
14:21 | <vagrantc> warren: i think apt-proxy does
| |
14:21 | sepski has quit IRC | |
14:21 | <Drakeweb> sorry, dropped out and back again. Anyone using neoware eon 3000/4000 thin clients?
| |
14:22 | * vagrantc hasn't seen any responses | |
14:22 | <vagrantc> Drakeweb: maybe try setting the resolution with X_MODE_0=640x480 or X_COLOR_DEPTH=16 or such
| |
14:22 | Drakeweb: do you know what type of video card they have?
| |
14:23 | <Drakeweb> what should I put to turn off xserver completely, just to check I can actually get a shell?
| |
14:23 | <vagrantc> Drakeweb: SCREEN_07=shell
| |
14:23 | <Drakeweb> what setting should I use for XSERVER?
| |
14:24 | <warren> vagrantc, does apt-proxy use apt's actual metadata?
| |
14:24 | <vagrantc> warren: i think so
| |
14:24 | <Drakeweb> some people on the ltsp wiki say XSERVER=auto works for them.
| |
14:24 | <warren> Drakeweb, your problem is likely very hardware dependent
| |
14:24 | <vagrantc> warren: i made some patches to apt-proxy year ago ... but it's a bit memory and sometimes cpu hungry
| |
14:24 | <warren> Drakeweb, you need to narrow it down
| |
14:25 | <vagrantc> Drakeweb: XSERVER=auto is basically the default
| |
14:25 | <warren> Drakeweb, X_MODE_0=640x480 or X_COLOR_DEPTH=16 would help you to see if it is only a problem with your monitor
| |
14:25 | <vagrantc> the ltsp wiki is probably LTSP 4.x
| |
14:25 | <warren> Drakeweb, or if the driver is incapable of higher settings
| |
14:25 | <Drakeweb> it was. a bit old I fear.
| |
14:25 | <vagrantc> or the occasional card that needs X_COLOR_DEPTH=15
| |
14:25 | <warren> Drakeweb, if it doesn't work with the lowest settings, then it is probably a driver problem
| |
14:26 | <Drakeweb> is there a significant difference between 4.2 and 5?
| |
14:26 | <vagrantc> huge difference
| |
14:26 | LTSP 4.x is it's own distribution, LTSP 5 is based entirely on the the distro you're using
| |
14:27 | <Drakeweb> oh
| |
14:27 | <vagrantc> so on ubuntu, you're using X.org from ubuntu, and on debian you're using X.org from debian
| |
14:28 | <Drakeweb> oh heck
| |
14:28 | hmmm
| |
14:28 | <vagrantc> Drakeweb: can you install onto one of the machines and see if you get X working ?
| |
14:29 | though first, try playing with X_MODE_0 and X_COLOR_DEPTH, like mentioned earlier
| |
14:29 | <Drakeweb> i think i may have found a problem
| |
14:29 | lts.conf is referenced from /var/lib/tftpboot/ltsp/i386
| |
14:29 | on ltsp5
| |
14:29 | and mine is missing ...
| |
14:30 | however if I set a modern dell laptop to pxe boot it all works fine
| |
14:30 | <warren> Drakeweb, entirely different video card
| |
14:30 | <Drakeweb> can anyone send me a suitable lts.conf file?! (please)
| |
14:30 | so i have something to tweek
| |
14:30 | <warren> Drakeweb, and the monitor is different as well. You will run into trouble sometimes with old crap monitors that don't do DDC, for example.
| |
14:31 | <Drakeweb> i'm using a 15" TFT
| |
14:31 | <vagrantc> Drakeweb: lts.conf is not needed
| |
14:31 | <Drakeweb> how do i set the xserver and x-color-depth then?
| |
14:31 | <vagrantc> well, you create an lts.conf ...
| |
14:31 | [default]
| |
14:31 | X_COLOR_DEPTH=16
| |
14:32 | X_MODE_0=640x480
| |
14:32 | try that
| |
14:32 | <Drakeweb> XSERVER?
| |
14:32 | <vagrantc> Drakeweb: defaults to "auto"
| |
14:32 | there are sane defaults for everything
| |
14:34 | <Drakeweb> do i need to reboot any services, or should it pick up the lts.conf on client boot?
| |
14:34 | gonna try it now
| |
14:34 | <vagrantc> please do.
| |
14:41 | <Drakeweb> no dice.
| |
14:42 | <vagrantc> Drakeweb: edit /var/lib/tftpboot/ltsp/i386/pxelinux.cfg/default
| |
14:42 | <Drakeweb> the screen blanks, then says there is no signal, then blanks again, repeat.
| |
14:42 | <vagrantc> Drakeweb: remove: quiet splash
| |
14:43 | otavio has quit IRC | |
14:43 | <Drakeweb> ok, rebooting
| |
14:46 | everything worked fine until it got to @starting ltsp client@
| |
14:47 | then the screen blanked, then i got a quick flash of a red error message (too fast to spot) then the screen blanked again
| |
14:47 | <vagrantc> that's probably the x configuration...
| |
14:48 | <Drakeweb> is there a log somewhere i can find that error message?
| |
14:48 | <vagrantc> /var/log/Xorg.1.log
| |
14:49 | well, it depends ...
| |
14:50 | <Drakeweb> I've got xorg.0.log
| |
14:50 | and xorg.20.log
| |
14:50 | <vagrantc> on the thin client?
| |
14:51 | <Drakeweb> sorry - i think i'm being dumb here. those logs were on the server
| |
14:52 | <vagrantc> probably having trouble getting to the thin client ... :)
| |
14:52 | Drakeweb: set SCREEN_07=shell in lts.conf
| |
14:52 | <Drakeweb> bearing in mind the screen doesn't work!
| |
14:52 | ok
| |
14:52 | <vagrantc> but then X won't start at all ..
| |
14:52 | well ... i guess the configuration will run
| |
14:52 | which is actually probably all you need
| |
14:53 | <Drakeweb> how do i change to the shell?
| |
14:53 | on the client?
| |
14:54 | <vagrantc> alt-f7
| |
14:54 | sbalneav: i finally figured out why multiple host support was borked on debian!
| |
14:55 | sbalneav: was a simple bug in ldm's screen script
| |
14:56 | <Drakeweb> the red error was a failure to detect sound
| |
15:00 | ok, so I've got a shell on screen 0
| |
15:00 | and one on 7
| |
15:01 | 7 is already logged on as root
| |
15:01 | and I can't log on to 0
| |
15:02 | <vagrantc> that's to be expected
| |
15:02 | <Drakeweb> why?
| |
15:02 | <vagrantc> on tty1 is the normal login
| |
15:03 | on SCREEN_07 is the LTSP screen script "shell"
| |
15:03 | SCREEN_07 is run on tty7
| |
15:03 | <Drakeweb> ok, why can't I log on to tty1?
| |
15:04 | <vagrantc> because root
| |
15:04 | s password is disabled
| |
15:04 | <Drakeweb> i can't log on as any user
| |
15:04 | <vagrantc> yes
| |
15:04 | there are no users on the thin client
| |
15:04 | <Drakeweb> oh brother, now I'm confused ...
| |
15:04 | <vagrantc> just use the shell on tty7 :P
| |
15:04 | <Drakeweb> am i not trting to log on to the server?
| |
15:05 | via the client?
| |
15:05 | <vagrantc> not at the moment
| |
15:05 | <Drakeweb> oh
| |
15:05 | <vagrantc> well, you do whatever you want, but i thought you wanted to look at the logs on the thin client itself, not on the server
| |
15:05 | <Drakeweb> i do! I'm just confused about the logging on!
| |
15:06 | ok, so I want to look at the Xorg.1.log on the client, correct?
| |
15:06 | <vagrantc> yes
| |
15:06 | <Drakeweb> what am i looking for?
| |
15:06 | <vagrantc> anything like ERROR: you have no video card!
| |
15:06 | <Drakeweb> ok, hang on
| |
15:06 | <vagrantc> Drakeweb: or whatever ...
| |
15:07 | they might just come up as EE WW and ** or something ...
| |
15:07 | just look for things that seem alarming
| |
15:07 | Drakeweb: most likely at the bottom ...
| |
15:08 | Drakeweb: tail -n 20 /var/log/Xorg.1.log
| |
15:08 | wahoo ... finally made progress on http://bugs.debian.org/443200
| |
15:10 | <Drakeweb> nothing. chipset mediagx detected
| |
15:10 | no errors listed
| |
15:10 | note at the end stating how to test the x server
| |
15:11 | <vagrantc> Drakeweb: run the command: X
| |
15:11 | <Drakeweb> on tty7?
| |
15:11 | <vagrantc> yes
| |
15:11 | anywhere else you could run it? :P
| |
15:12 | <Drakeweb> well, it didn't like that ...
| |
15:12 | is there any way i can pull the log off the client onto the server?
| |
15:17 | vagrantc: thanks for your help so far with this. Can we talk again another day? It's late for me, and I need to watch an episode of Voyager ... ha ha ha
| |
15:20 | <vagrantc> Drakeweb: good luck. i'm around when i'm around :)
| |
15:27 | <joebob777as7> i'm having a login issue for my local clients. They are trying to log in and it gives them invalid username and password. but if i switch to the shell and ping the server from the individual screen and then switch back they are able to login fine.
| |
15:30 | <vagrantc> weird
| |
15:35 | <joebob777as7> i know ogra was telling me he thought it was my network. and I had bought a pretty cheap switch so i went out and got a nice 16 port gigabit switch from linksys and still no go...
| |
15:36 | i think i'm going to try a new chroot... vagrantc if i want to make a new chroot called nvidia and it be 64 bit arch what command do i use?
| |
15:37 | <vagrantc> joebob777as7: this is 64BIT SERVER?
| |
15:37 | <joebob777as7> yes
| |
15:37 | * vagrantc smacks the CAPSLOCK key | |
15:37 | <joebob777as7> lol
| |
15:37 | <vagrantc> joebob777as7: i think there's options defined in ltsp-build-client --help or --extra-help
| |
15:39 | johnny_ has joined #ltsp | |
15:39 | <joebob777as7> nice didn't know --extra-help existed. if i do --chroot do i have to specify whole dir? /opt/ltsp/nvidia?
| |
15:39 | <vagrantc> joebob777as7: i think just --chroot nvidia ...
| |
15:40 | joebob777as7: if you wanted it somewhere else --base /opt/somewhere/else --chroot nvidia
| |
15:40 | <joebob777as7> ok thanks!
| |
15:40 | <vagrantc> and probably --arch amd64
| |
15:41 | 64 bit thin clients, eh?
| |
15:41 | <joebob777as7> yeah. also do you think there will be a change in the future to make two 64 bit types amd64 and ia64?
| |
15:42 | <vagrantc> there's ia64 for debian
| |
15:42 | no idea on ubuntu's support plans
| |
15:42 | <johnny_> lol
| |
15:43 | ia64 thin clients?
| |
15:43 | * johnny_ laughts | |
15:43 | <johnny_> laughs*
| |
15:44 | <vagrantc> ?
| |
15:44 | you asked
| |
15:45 | actually probably going to drop ltsp support for most of the architectures in debian...
| |
15:46 | <johnny_> what is worth supporting for thinclients ? amd64, i386, ppc, and?
| |
15:46 | maybe arm in some crazy world..
| |
15:47 | <vagrantc> well, i know we have network boot code for i386/amd64, powerpc, alpha and sparc
| |
15:47 | and i know people who have arm thin clients
| |
15:47 | so there's interest there
| |
15:47 | but hey, there's ltsp packages for s390 in debian :)
| |
15:47 | <joebob777as7> vagrantc, i removed /opt/ltsp/* and went to build my chroot with amd64 arch and i get: ERROR: unsupported architecture. Check your --arch argument: amd64, supported values are: i386 powerpc,error: LTSP client installation ended abnormally
| |
15:48 | <vagrantc> joebob777as7: i think that's an ubuntu specific thing ...
| |
15:48 | joebob777as7: file a bug with ubuntu
| |
15:48 | <joebob777as7> ok for now i'll just make it i386
| |
15:49 | oh i get it since the server is amd64 it's architecture is amd64 by default and not listed.
| |
15:50 | <johnny_> you have amd64 thin clients tho?
| |
15:50 | seriously?
| |
15:50 | gimme? :)
| |
15:50 | <joebob777as7> vagrantc, you said they're going to drop ltsp support for most of the architectures?
| |
15:50 | <vagrantc> joebob777as7: i'm thinking about dropping support in debian
| |
15:50 | <joebob777as7> yeah they're cheap 200 a piece johnny
| |
15:50 | vagrantc, why is that?
| |
15:53 | <vagrantc> joebob777as7: because you don't need to be running thin clients on mainframes?
| |
15:54 | i plan on keeping only i386, amd64, powerpc and maybe alpha, sparc and arm ...
| |
15:54 | <joebob777as7> that makes sense
| |
15:54 | <vagrantc> well, mainframe as a thin client
| |
15:54 | definitely insane
| |
15:55 | if someone provides network boot code for other architectures supported in debian, i'd probably include it ...
| |
15:55 | it's probably the only thing a m68k would be good for these days ... if it would even be good enough
| |
15:56 | <johnny_> prolly not
| |
15:56 | <vagrantc> currently in debian's ltsp: alpha amd64 arm hppa i386 ia64 mips mipsel powerpc s390 sparc
| |
15:58 | <joebob777as7> wow
| |
15:58 | there you go johnny ia64. ;)
| |
15:59 | <vagrantc> don't know what it takes to network boot an ia64
| |
16:00 | <joebob777as7> they run amd64 and i386 fine afaik
| |
16:00 | <johnny_> lol
| |
16:00 | i don't need ia64.. x86 is good enough for me
| |
16:01 | <vagrantc> it's got mkelfimage ...
| |
16:10 | <joebob777as7> vagrantc, if i'm making a group to boot to amd64 would i make it look like this?
| |
16:10 | http://pastebin.ca/796248
| |
16:11 | * vagrantc prefers pastebot.ltsp.org | |
16:11 | <vagrantc> but anyways ...
| |
16:12 | <joebob777as7> ok
| |
16:13 | <vagrantc> joebob777as7: host foo { harware ethernet xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx ; }
| |
16:13 | joebob777as7: host bar { harware ethernet xx:xx:xx:xx:xx:xx ; }
| |
16:13 | <johnny_> one day i'll get autologin to work again..
| |
16:13 | <vagrantc> i think it's broken
| |
16:13 | <joebob777as7> vagrantc, what if they are all the same host?
| |
16:13 | just make it all host foo?
| |
16:14 | <vagrantc> joebob777as7: multiple ethernet cards in a single machine?
| |
16:14 | i would treat each interface as a separate machine, at least from dhcp's poinbt of view
| |
16:14 | <joebob777as7> ok thanks
| |
16:15 | <vagrantc> foo-1, foo-2, etc ...
| |
16:15 | not sure if you can specify the same host multiple times or not ... go ahead and experiment if you like
| |
16:15 | <joebob777as7> will do.
| |
16:15 | <vagrantc> well, i'll be back in a bit
| |
16:16 | <joebob777as7> ok thanks for the help ttyl
| |
16:16 | vagrantc has quit IRC | |
16:23 | K_O-Gnom has quit IRC | |
16:52 | Patina has quit IRC | |
16:52 | martoya has joined #ltsp | |
16:55 | K_O-Gnom has joined #ltsp | |
17:06 | bobby_C has quit IRC | |
17:20 | Egyptian[Home] has quit IRC | |
17:21 | Patina has joined #ltsp | |
17:53 | K_O-Gnom has quit IRC | |
18:02 | BGomes has joined #ltsp | |
18:24 | jammcq has joined #ltsp | |
18:24 | <jammcq> hey all
| |
18:29 | <BGomes> jammcq: hi
| |
18:32 | <jammcq> hey BGomes
| |
18:34 | <BGomes> jammcq: all fine?
| |
18:34 | <jammcq> yeah, very fine
| |
18:35 | how are you?
| |
18:36 | <BGomes> jammcq: fine
| |
18:37 | jammcq: at this moment geting bzr of LTSP upstream :) Ltsp5 is very fine too
| |
18:38 | <jammcq> yeah, it's in pretty good shape right now
| |
18:46 | warren_ has left #ltsp | |
19:38 | F-GT has quit IRC | |
19:44 | F-GT has joined #ltsp | |
20:39 | martoya has quit IRC | |
20:53 | <BGomes> What is the folder imagem on /opt/ltsp/ of ubuntu 7.10 ?
| |
20:56 | ogra: u are here? it is for u :)
| |
20:57 | tou vendo se o kra q fez ta on, vou ver com ele quando q ele colocou isso...
| |
20:57 | # copyright 2007 Canonical LTD., Oliver Grawert <ogra@ubuntu.com>
| |
20:57 | osp
| |
20:58 | sory, it is not here
| |
21:58 | sbalneav has quit IRC | |
22:07 | johnny_ has quit IRC | |
22:10 | F-GT has quit IRC | |
22:12 | F-GT has joined #ltsp | |
22:23 | BGomes has left #ltsp | |
22:28 | moquist has quit IRC | |
22:36 | moquist has joined #ltsp | |
22:38 | moquist has joined #ltsp | |
22:49 | cyberorg has joined #ltsp | |
22:55 | subir has joined #ltsp | |
23:42 | mathesis has joined #ltsp | |
23:45 | <mathesis> there is ltsp 5 to debian testing?
| |
23:48 | Egyptian[Home] has joined #ltsp | |