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wangyy
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 Posted: Wed May 26, 2004 9:16 am Post subject: where should I put my own XF86config file of ltsp4.0? |
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now I want use my own XF86Config file,I creat XF86Config.mulj2 in /tftpboot/lts/ltsroot/etc
because the lts.conf.readme tell me.But I found the ltsp did not use XF86Config.mulj2,it used
/tmp/XF86Config.1,that's why?anyone can help me? |
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Passe-Poil
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I think you have to specify it in your lts.conf .. at least it's done that way on my ltsp setup (not version 4 though..). The machines for which no XF86CONFIG_FILE is specified int lts.conf use the auto-generated config instead.
hope this helps !!
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wangyy
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| Posted: Fri May 28, 2004 6:26 am Post subject: |
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YOU HELP ME A LOT!!!!THANKS! 
I found there is a mistake in lts.con.readme ,my own XF86Config file must put
in /opt/ltsp/i386/etc just like ltsp3.0,it is wrong putting it in /tftpboot/lts/ltsroot/etc.
NOW I have a new question about mouse.My client's mouse work well if I use
PS/2 mouse,but when I change USB mouse ,it can't work with protocol IMPS/2 or work very badly.I want to know your client can use USB mouse well?if you can ,please tell me what you did.Thanks a lot.this is my lts.conf
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[mulj2]
SERVER = 192.168.8.2
XSERVER = auto
X_MOUSE_PROTOCOL = "PS/2"
X_MOUSE_DEVICE = "/dev/psaux"
X_MOUSE_RESOLUTION = 400
X_MOUSE_BUTTONS = 5
X_ZAxisMapping = "4 5"
X_MODE_0 = 1024x768
X_MODE_1 = 800x600
USE_XFS = N
LOCAL_APPS = N
SCREEN_01 = startx
SCREEN_02 = shell
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Passe-Poil
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The ltsp terminals I use are old 486's so they all have a serial mouse. Maybe check if the kernel you send to the terminals support usb & usb mouse?
I say that if you have the choice to use PS/2 instead of USB (with an adapter), do so!! I always found out that ps/2 mice are detected more easily.
hope this helps !!
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Yes .I want to use usb mouse yet,but this is not that i can decide. You say "check if the kernel you send to the terminals support usb & usb mouse". I do not know where I should check in the kernel(which I use is kernel 2.6).I wonder if you can tell me how can I check if the kernel I send to the terminals support usb & usb mouse?
waiting for you reply,thanks a lot ,thank you very much. |
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