Re: [Thinstation-developer] Latest LiveCD

[MACE1 <mar...@ts...>]

As I would not know where to start with the development CD I've just burnt
the Live CD.
On boot it brings up an interesting desktop but I have No Keyboard or Mouse
support (USB).
JIC I tried a variety of keyboards and mice, all the same so its a USB
issue. OK in Bios etc.

Suggestions ?

Mark


Chris-856 wrote:
> 
> Don Cupp <doncuppjr@...> writes:
> 
>> 
>> 
>> I've broken it down to a LiveCD that is only a bunch of clients and a
> DeveloperCD that will install a boot-able dev env on a workstation or in a
> VM.
>>  
>> 
>> LiveCD - Clients only http://www.doncuppjr.org/thinstation-2.5.iso
>> 
>> 
>> DevCD - Enough Linux to Develop with ThinStation
> http://www.doncuppjr.org/thindev-2.5.iso
>> 
>>  
>> 
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> 
> 
> Hey Don,
> 
> thanks for the development-CD. I have tested it because I need a TS image
> for a
> machine running an Intel 3150 GMA with widescreen support, what 2.2.2g
> with does
> not support, not with the intel-driver nor with vesa.
> 
> The development-CD is running a 2.6.35.14 SMP-Kernel that works fine for
> me -
> but the thinstation has a different kernel config. Everything works fine
> except
> my USB-keyboard and mouse ....
> 
> How is the fastest way to get it running - make a new kernel for the 2.5
> compilation environment ? If so, could you give me any hints on how to do
> it ?
> 
> Thank you in advance,
> 
> Chris.
> 
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