Thin Clients freezing in Firefox

Jim Kronebusch jim at winonacotter.org
Sat Sep 1 04:14:13 BST 2007


> As for more clues, I removed LDM_DIRECTX=True in /opt/ltsp/i386/etc/lts.conf,
>  and now when the client freezes hard, I can still move the mouse around, but 
> still have no input.  So before the client would freeze the mouse while 
> spinning showing the page was loading, now with X over ssh the mouse stops 
> spinning when the client freezes and still has the ability to move around the 
> screen.  The only way to fix things is power down the client (either manually 
> or with the script from Scott), kill the users processes, kill the left over 
> nbd-server and nbdswap processes, then reboot and all is well until I hit a 
> very graphic intense website.

Could I be running out of video memory?  If I switch from the DevonIT 6020p to a
Diskless Workstations Term150 I can load a little more graphics.  The webpages I posted
before to test have very large photos.  I can load the page with about 4MB of photos
with the Term150, it crashes when it loads about half that with the 6020p.  Is there a
setting in lts.conf I can use to increase how much memory is allocated to video?

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