Re: [K12OSN] XF86 problem

[Steve Switzer <steve switzerny org>]

I ran into an issue over the weekend with 4.0 that may help. With 4.0, 
any parms in lts.conf that have an equal (=) sign, must have quotes. I 
was seeing tons of "Parse Error" messages on terminal boot, even 
terminals that worked.
I found that a line I used was bad (it was used as suggested in the 
v3.12 lts.conf comments):

X_SOUND_something = sb.o i=5 io=x220 dma=1

The above is wrong syntax, but the point it, there are equal signs. It 
should read similar to this:

X_SOUND_something = "sb.o i=5 io=x220 dma=1"

Notice the quotes. If you have anything in your lts.conf above the 
"bSymboles" line, it will stop parsing, and never see the lines below. I 
learned this from the kind guys in #ltsp. :-)

Steve

TAYLAN KIRAN wrote:

> I installed K12Ltsp 4.0 as LTSP server. Then restart sevices needed
> (tftp, nfs, dhcp, /etc/hosts, /etc/exports etc)
>
> when client start X  it give the following error:
>
> You must specify keyboard in XF86Config . I checked lts.conf file and
> see following lines for keyboard
>
>        XkbSymboles        = "us(pc101)"
>        XkbModel           = "pc101"
>        XkbLayout          = "us"
>
>
> is there any idea. 
>
> Not:Sorry for my poor english.
>