Closed rj-dsl closed 4 years ago
I guess that package needed a little TLC. Hopefully it's all good now.
So I just pull the repo again, an build the image again?
What changes did you make?
I changed the unwind a little, and converted a link to a script. You might be able to get away with just a pull. A factory reset is only sure method, just save your configs before you do that.
Okay.. when trying to build, I get the following error:
convert: error while loading shared libraries: libEGL.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
rsvg-convert: error while loading shared libraries: libEGL.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
rsvg-convert: error while loading shared libraries: libEGL.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
rsvg-convert: error while loading shared libraries: libEGL.so.1: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Maybe its related to this commit?
Sorry, mixed commit. Should be fixed now.
Okay.. so with the lastest changes, I am still getting the "Click yes to reconnect" screen.. I have tried to connect to the server from a desktop and the nomachine spplication, that works just fine.. Is there anyway to get logs from the boot process?
Edit: Maybe I should note that I am building an image for PXE boot..
Yes. Open a terminal and run
pkg window nx
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Okay.. So I have tested again.. Same result.. pkg window nx
in cmdline does nothing.. I have attached the logs I could find from /var/log
on the device..
boot.log fastboot.log messages.log rngd.log Xorg.0.log
If there are any other logs you would like, please advise where I can find them?
EDIT: Running pkg -v window nx
on device gives me "Package window is not loaded!!"
pkg window nx, has to do something. At the very least it won’t be found.
Well there is no output from the command, it just returns to prompt.. So I really do not know what is happening..
I am trying to increse verbosity in a new image.. hopefully that will help.
try just nxclient.
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Well there is no output from the command, it just returns to prompt.. So I really do not know what is happening..
I am trying to increse verbosity in a new image.. hopefully that will help.
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so running nxclient
give me the help menu.. so i seems to be installed.. Options are:
-- dialog -- monitor -- printer -- version -- display
I tried monitor and display..
monitor returns "Segmentation fault"
display returns "Utility: WARNING! NX personal directory has not been set"
So, I don't use NX, I don't know all the options to pass to it, to make it work. When you run it, it logs it's output to /run/applications/nx.$pid. NX chooses to exit 0, even when it did nothing but return help. I think that should be a non-zero exit, but that's just how everybody else does it. Within TS, the launch mechanism is working, you just need to pass the right options.
I have been recently attempting to create a ThinStation image for NX and am running into the same issue. As best as I can tell, it looks like the functionality previously provided by nxclient has been moved into nxplayer. The run_nxsession script needs to be updated and the package installation needs to pull the nxplayer and nxplayer.bin into the build environment as it doesn't appear to do this on its own.
Will this only require changing run_nxsession or is it required to change all references to nxclient throughout all of the nx files? Is this something the dev is looking into?
I'll take a look.
I updated the installer, and nxplayer is now available. Not sure it's the right destination though, it appears to be a frontend to nxclient. nxclient is still available, so thats the destination right now.
So, I tried to get it to go myself but ran out of time and gave up on it all together. As best as I can tell, the functionality for connecting to remote sessions is no longer in nxclient. That is to say, nxclient wouldn't accept the command line options to connect to a remote system but nxplayer does. I tried dumping nxplayer and nxplayer.bin from my Debian box into the image and modifying the run_nxsession to to use it instead, but kept having library problems. However, it didn't dump me the standard help output like nxclient was doing which leads me to believe it would work if the libs were in the right place.
Unfortunately, I don't know enough about the thinstation build environment to know where to place them so they come out in the build. Debian appears to use a different fs structure for the libs than thinstation does. Exporting LD_LIBRARY_PATH before execution didn't fix it. There was no strace or ldd in my build so I couldn't figure out where the binary was actually looking for them. I looked at them on the Debian box but those dirs are read-only on the thinstation build.
Oddly, the version already in thinstation is the same as the one on my Debian box so I figured dumping the binaries in there would "just work." The library the binary was looking for is already in the thinstation build, but the Debian package I pulled them from was probably built in a different environment.
FWIW I can execute the command the run_nxession script does using nxplayer.bin instead of nxclient on the Debian box and it does work. The stock script calling nxclient does not work on the Debian box.
I might pull down the new tree and try again to see if I can get it going. Is there a way to skip the full thinstation rebuild process and just update the build with any files that have changed and have it spit out a new iso to try?
I have updated the installer. I'm not sure what command structure to use for nxplayer yet, so right now it just launches the front-end. It doesn't look like the nx integration was ever really completed.
if you run turn off fastboot, and run build with --savedir, you will have the generated file system localy, and can go cd /build/tmp-tree
then run cast
to start a new chroot at using that tree as a base., from there you can run /bin/run_nxsession
to start the script.
Thx I just cloned the tree and will play with it a bit and see if I can get it going. It seems like its extremely close to working and in fact, I'm almost 100% I had done a build in the distant past(like 10 years ago) and had this working.
` Alright... so I've spent a few hours digging into this and here is what I have found so far:
At any rate, here is what I came up with for run_nxession... I don't think there are any revelations here, just a change of the binary name which may well work for the other commands I didn't check: `#!/bin/sh
. /etc/thinstation.global
case $1 in "--admin") nxclient --admin ;; "--wizard") nxclient --wizard
. /etc/nx.functions
nx_menu
if [ -n "$WMNAME" ] ; then
. /etc/$WMNAME.functions
wm_menu
fi
XTDPID=`pidof xtdesk`
if [ -n "$XTDPID" ] ; then
. /etc/xtdesk.functions
xtdesk_icons
kill $XTDPID
xtdesk_icons
xtdesk & >> $LOGFILE 2>&1
fi
;;
"") /lib/NX/bin/nxplayer
;; *) /lib/NX/bin/nxplayer --session ~/.nx/config/$1.nxs
;; esac `
Here is my build.conf: `################################################
################################################ # #
#
#
#
########################################################
########################################################
################################################
################################################
#
machine VMWare # A good set of modules for a VmWare Virtual Machine
module usb-storage
module isofs # ISO9960 file system support for CDRoms module udf # CDRom UDF file system support module vfat # Fat and VFat file system support
module ext4 # Ext4 file system support
#################################################
#################################################
# from the TFTP-server
package udisks package automount package networkmanager
package ntp # Utility to obtain date & time from network package sound-esd # Enable sound-esd or sound-nasd if you want to be able to control
# your remote session.
package alsa
package gnome-control-center package volumeicon
package cpufreq
package xorg7-vesa #A fallback driver that works with almost everything. Does allow resolution changes package xorg7-vmware package xorg7-qxl package xorg7-ati #ATI video driver for most modern ATI chipsets. Usually requires several firmwares package xorg7-amdgpu package xorg7-nouveau #New opensource nvidia driver
package xorg7-openchrome #Via Video Chipsets driver package xorg7-intel #Intel video driver for most modern chipsets except the GMA3500/3600
package nx # No Machine NX client
package open-vm-tools
# more help.
package xfwm4
package xfce4-power-manager package terminal # Terminal emulator for xfwm4 -- Pulls in xfwm4 package thunar # File Manager for xfwm4 -- Pulls in xfwm4
# The standard page is for general user settings, administrative access
# is on port 6800.
package cups
# for thinstation on a WAN over a slow link.
# local floppy/cdrom/hd/printer to other Windows
# PCs. Needs supermount for removeable media.
package samba-client # Samba smbclient, gives a shell like environment to access an samba server
# adds some networking based options for downloading configuration files or
# in using hdupdate package.
# Install the Generic Build of the VirtualHere Server on an unlimited number of computers
# and share a single USB device per computer server, with no payment required.
# To share more than one USB device simultaneously from a single server you must purchase an "Unlimited Device License".
package gtk-2.0 # Full gtk-2.0 plus clearlooks theme package gtk-3.0 package gtk-theme-adwaita package icons-cursor # Anti Aliased Mouse Cursor Theme package icons-hicolor # Hi-Color icons for some applications and themes. Does not really contain any icons.
package icons-adwaita
package fonts-TTF-BH # This one works nicely most of the time and is small. package fonts-TTF-vera
# Might want to talk to a lawyer before using these.
package fonts-TTF-liberation package fonts-TTF-noto
# management via automatic updates and version control when the client boots. For more information
# see /ts/build/Documentation/README.local-install and /ts/build/thinstation.conf.sample
# (generated during first build)
# For example have a background-image in the build with an error-message and then in
# thinstation.conf.network set the "regular" background. This way the user will receive an
# error message on the screen if the client was unable to get the config files from the
# Web- or TFTP-server when it booted.
########################################
########################################
param fastboot false # Mangles the filesystem a special way as to improve boot speed and reduce
# Set to 'true' to enable or 'lotsofmem' for slightly slower booting but no squash lag on app launch.
param tsuser tsuser # Name of the user that thinstation will run as. Needs userauto package. param tsuserpasswd pleasechangeme # Do Change! Console/telnet password for non-root
param rootpasswd pleasechangeme # Do Change! Console/telnet password for root
param tsadminpasswd pleasechangeme # Admin password of web interface param xorgvncpasswd pleasechangeme # VNC Access Password param storagepasswd pleasechangeme # Password for storage server param dialuppasswd pleasechangeme # Password for dialin account param sambapasswd pleasechangeme # Password for samba shares when using user mode security
param bootlogo true # Enable or Disable the use of the Boot splash. param boottheme default # Backgound picture during boot param splash verbose # kernel splash setting (0=off, silent or verbose (default=silent)
param fbmtrr 0 # MTRR value for uvesafb (default = 0, 4 is the best) grep your log to make sure you have not set it to high
param fbsm ywrap # Window scrolling method (redraw, ypan, ywrap) ywrap is best, but may not work correctly for all people
param bootresolution 1280x768-32
param desktop file:./backgrounds/Hive_Lite.jpg # Custom image to load as desktop background param defaultconfig thinstation.conf.buildtime # The file with default setup. No other config file is found
param basename thinstation # Used for all config/tftp/scp file names param basepath ts6.2 # Used to determine path to tftp/scp files param baseurl http://www.doncuppjr.net # Used to determine url to wget files
param haltonerror false # Will halt on error, default is true param hardlinkfs true param sametimestmp true # When enabled, the timestamps for all files and folders will be set to 00:00 of todays date in your timezone param initrdcmd "gzip" # Compression mode and level of initrd file. none, gzip -9, lzma -9 ,bzip2 -9 param bootverbosity 3 # Increased vebosity when booting TS
# 1 boot
# 2 network
# 4 init
# 8 kernel
# 16 modules
# 32 packages
# 64 email bootlog file to SMTP server & user set in
# thinstation.conf file. This will only work
# if networking is working.
#
# Combinations can be used (e.g. 24 does Kernel and Module Messages)
param downloads /downloads
# the syslinux image from. Result is generated in
param desktop file:./backgrounds/Hive_Lite.jpg # Custom image to load as desktop background param defaultconfig thinstation.conf.buildtime # The file with default setup. No other config file is found
param basename thinstation # Used for all config/tftp/scp file names param basepath ts6.2 # Used to determine path to tftp/scp files param baseurl http://www.doncuppjr.net # Used to determine url to wget files
param haltonerror false # Will halt on error, default is true param hardlinkfs true param sametimestmp true # When enabled, the timestamps for all files and folders will be set to 00:00 of todays date in your timezone param initrdcmd "gzip" # Compression mode and level of initrd file. none, gzip -9, lzma -9 ,bzip2 -9 param bootverbosity 3 # Increased vebosity when booting TS
# 1 boot
# 2 network
# 4 init
# 8 kernel
# 16 modules
# 32 packages
# 64 email bootlog file to SMTP server & user set in
# thinstation.conf file. This will only work
# if networking is working.
#
# Combinations can be used (e.g. 24 does Kernel and Module Messages)
param downloads /downloads
# the syslinux image from. Result is generated in
# /ts/build/boot-images/pxe/boot/lpxelinux/pxelinux.cfg/default
# so that you can specify APPEND initrd=http://<bootserver>/boot/initrd
param syslinuxtheme "default"
package alltimezone param allres true # Includes a lot of resolution splash images for live-cd s param allfirmware true # Includes a lot of firmwares for live-cd s param earlymicrocode false # Builds microcode initramfs for early loading
param blacklist "snd-pcsp.ko pcspkr.ko"
`
Here is my thinstation.conf.buildtime:
AUDIO_LEVEL=50 MIC_LEVEL=0 SESSION_0_TYPE=xfwm4 SESSION_0_AUTOSTART=on XFWM4_COMPOSITING=true XFWM4_RED=0 XFWM4_GREEN=0 XFWM4_BLUE=0 XFWM4_START_POSITION="BOTTOM" DESKTOP_ICON_SIZE=48 DESKTOP_FONT_SIZE=8 DESKTOP_SHOWTRASH=false DEKSTOP_SHOWHOME=false DESKTOP_SHOWREMOVEABLE=true DESKTOP_SHOWFILESYSTEM=false GTK_THEME=Adwaita XFWM4_THEME=Default PANEL_PAGER=false PANEL_USER=false PANEL_REV_CLOCKSYSTRAY=true ICONS_THEME="Adwaita" ICONS_CUT_SIZES="256x256 scalable" XFWM4_START_ICON=ThinStation XTERM_CMD="xfce4-terminal" NET_USE=BOTH NET_USE_DHCP=on NET_HOSTNAME=ts_* NET_TELNETD_ENABLED=ON TIME_ZONE=America/Los_Angeles NET_TIME_SERVER=us.pool.ntp.org NET_REMOTE_ACCESS_FROM="0.0.0.0" TFTP_BLOCKSIZE=1024 BIND_MOUNT0="storage:/mnt/storage" STORAGE_CONFIG1=/mnt/storage USB_STORAGE_SYNC=on LOCALE=en_US MOUNT_0="LABEL=boot /boot auto x-mount.mkdir,defaults 0 0" MOUNT_1="LABEL=home /home auto x-mount.mkdir,defaults 0 0" MOUNT_2="LABEL=swap swap swap defaults 0 0" SET_RESOLUTION_MULTIMONITOR_EXPAND='mirror' SET_RESOLUTION_MULTIMONITOR_AUTOSCALE='scale'
It looks like Thinstation doesn't directly use a *.nxs config. I haven't tested if the (I think) thinstation.conf parser will correctly generate the .nxs file needed in the root home directory, but it doesn't look like the terrible nested xml format NoMachine uses has changed much, so it will probably work.
edit to add...
I should be clear that the run_nxsession I modified is in /build/packages/nx/bin before I completed the build process.
Additionally, I haven't used github much at all over the years so I was a moron who didn't know how to attach files(drag and drop, what's that?) It looks like we've gotten some weird display results out of github I don't know how to fix so here are the files...'
run_nxsession.txt thinstation.conf.buildtime.txt build.conf.txt
'
Okay... I edited this like 6 times and tried even putting the whole thing in a code tag and get weird results. I give up.
Here is an improved run_nxsession that works with all of the included command options, with variables inserted to make it easier to change the binary names if NoMachine decides to change them again in the future:
Hello again..
After building an image for my thinclients (Intel Nucs)..
I can boot just fine, but cant get past this screen:
Here are my build.conf and thinstation.conf.buildtime files:
build.conf
################################################ ### --- Thinstation Build Config --- ### ################################################ # # # This is Thinstation s basic setup file. In this file you decide which # hardware, programs and features to be included in the Thinstation # boot image generated by running "./build". # # You can customize/limit the possibilities in the thinstation.conf # files later. # # Anything after a "#" is a comment. You activate "things" by removing # the "#" and remove "things" by putting a "#" in front of them. # # First we define which modules to include. Modules are hardware # drivers. NEVER include more than necessary - the more modules, the # longer boot time. ######################################################## ### --- Machine Modules to include in boot image --- ### ######################################################## # A machine profile is a set of modules for a specific set of hardware # components like a thinclient with adapters. It does not include any # filesystem modules, those need to be selected individualy. Making a # a machine profile is a two step process. First you will need to make # an allmodules build like "./build --allmodules" with the extensions-x # package included. Once the client machine is booted with that image # you can open and xterm or telnet in and run "hwlister.sh". hwlister.sh # will compile some lists and attempt to post them to the pxe server assigned # to the client. If the pxe server is this workstation and you are hosting # files directly out of this build env, you can then run # "./mkmachine SOME-MODEL" and the files will be put into the machine folder # under that model name. Now all you have to do is add a line to this file # like "machine SOME-MODEL" and you will no longer have to make # allmodules builds. If this is not the pxe server, you will have to # move stuff around on your own, but the most important files are # modules.list and firmware.list. ################################################ ### --- Modules to include in boot image --- ### ################################################ # Any modules may be added as "module" or "module_pkg". # If defined as a "module", the driver is included in the boot image. # If defined as a "module_pkg", the driver is added from outside the # image, such as from a tftp server. See note below for more details. # # Normally you should use "module". Only use "module_pkg" if you want # to dynamically load modules. # Note: If you create a module_pkg network driver, and decide to load it # from a tftp server, it won t work. This is because the image # won t have a network driver to get the module_pkg in the first # place. #!Hardware #!!Machine module list #machine m704 # Gigabyte m704 Rover PC #machine WYSE9150se # WYSE 9150se Thin Client #machine NT-A3500 # Foxconn AMD E-350 Barebone #machine NT-535 # Foxconn Intel D525 Barebone #machine Dell-FX170 # Dell FX170 D525 Atom Machine #machine VMWare # A good set of modules for a VmWare Virtual Machine #machine Virtualbox-4.1 # A good set of modules for a Virtualbox Virtual Machine #machine qemu #machine VIA-Epia-CLE266 # VIA Epia/Eden based on the the CLE266 chip. Rather common in thin clients a few years old #machine classic_generic # Big list of modules that you can choose by unremarking them #machine IGEL-M300C # Igel CX700 Via #machine HP-t5135 # HP CX700 Via #machine foxconn-nT-330i # Foxconn nT 330i Barebone #machine foxconn-nT-435 # Foxconn nT 435 Barebone #machine foxconn-nT-535 # Foxconn nT 535 Barebone #machine foxconn-nT-A3800 # Foxconn nT A3800 Barebone #machine foxconn-nT-i2847 # Foxconn nT i2847 Barebone #machine foxconn-nT-iBT18 # Foxconn nT iBT18 Barebone #machine foxconn-nT-n270 # Foxconn nT n270 Barebone #machine Acer-Revo-M1-601 # Acer Revo M1-601 #machine Lenovo-T420s # Lenovo T420s Laptop #machine Lenovo-T430s # Lenovo T430s Laptop machine intel_nuc #!!Wireless Stuff #package wpa_supplicant #package wireless #package wifi-connect #!!!Misc Modules #Networkmodule for Intel module 8111HN #!!Filesystem Support # Every mounted device needs a filesystem, so choose which ones you need. module usb-storage #module autofs4 # Automount and autofs support #module isofs # ISO9960 file system support for CDRoms module udf # CDRom UDF file system support module vfat # Fat and VFat file system support #module ntfs # NTFS file system support #module ext2 # Ext2 file system support module ext4 # Ext4 file system support #module nfs # NFS file system support #module cifs # CIFS support (use either this or smbfs - not both) ################################################# ### --- Packages to include in boot image --- ### ################################################# # A package is a program or utility. # Any packages may be added as "package" or "pkg". # If defined as a "package", the program is included in the boot image. # If defined as a "pkg", the program is added from outside the image. # Normally, you should use "package". Only use "pkg" if you want to # dynamically load programs. # --- Packages to include in boot image # --- Packages below may be "package" or "pkg" #!!Miscellaneous #package overlayfs # This is needed in order for squashfs compression mode to work. package ts-classic # The classic ts logic for network/netfiles/hostname/mounting/telnetd/telnet/playcd #package automount #package netfiles # Adds only this package instead of the whole ts-classic. netfiles lets you get thinstation.conf.xxx files # from the TFTP-server #package udisks #package automount #package networkmanager #package udisks-glue package ntp # Utility to obtain date & time from network #package sound-esd # Enable sound-esd or sound-nasd if you want to be able to control #package sound-nasd # sound on your thin client from another computer or # your remote session. package autonet package alsa package pulseaudio package dbus #package gnome-core #package gnome-control-center #package volumeicon #package kismet #package gst-plugins-base #package gst-plugins-good #package crystalhd #package libva #package iptables # IP Tables support #package cpufreq #package cpuspeed #package wine # Windows Application Execution Platform #!!X related # --- XOrg 7.7 #package xorg7-v4l package xorg7-vesa #A fallback driver that works with almost everything. Does allow resolution changes #package xorg7-vmware #package xorg7-qxl #package xorg7-ati #ATI video driver for most modern ATI chipsets. Usually requires several firmwares #package xorg7-amdgpu #package xorg7-nouveau #New opensource nvidia driver #package xorg7_nvidia #Proprietary nvidia driver #package xorg7-openchrome #Via Video Chipsets driver package xorg7-intel #Intel video driver for most modern chipsets except the GMA3500/3600 #package xorg7-sis package xorg7-fbdev #!!Locale or localization files for keyboard and fonts. (Language/Country) #package locale-cs_CZ # Czech package locale-da_DK # Danish #package locale-de_DE # German #package locale-en_GB # English-Great Britain #package locale-en_US # English-US #package locale-es_ES # Spanish #package locale-fi_FI # Finnish #package locale-fr_BE # French Belgium #package locale-fr_CA # French Canadian #package locale-fr_CH # French Switzerland #package locale-fr_FR # French #package locale-hr_HR # Croation #package locale-hu_HU # Hungarian #package locale-it_IT # Italian #package locale-ja_JP # Japanese #package locale-nb_NO # Norwegian (bokmål) #package locale-pl_PL # Polish #package locale-pt_PT # Portuguese #package locale-pt_BR # Portuguese-Brazil #package locale-ru_RU # Russian #package locale-sv_SE # Swedish #package locale-tr_TR # Turkish #!Applications #!!Connection Package types. Choose *at least* one! #package freerdp # X RDP Client - fork of rdesktop #package rdesktop # X RDP client for Windows Terminal Services (ver 1.7) #package vncviewer # VNC client (vncviewer) #package xorg7vnc # Remote Control Client Workstation #package ica # Citrix ICA client support #package tarantella # Tarantella client support #package xnest # XDM in a window client #package urxvt # Light Xterm Client (vt102) package xterm # Xterm Client (vt220) #package ssh # Secure Shell client #package tn5250 # 5250 terminal emulator #package dillo # Dillo light web browser #package thinlinc # Cendio ThinLinc client support package nx # No Machine NX client #package 2x # 2X client #package spice # Redhat Spice Client #package java # Java runtime #package firefox # Firefox current Web Browser #package chrome # Google Chrome Web Browser #package chromium # Chromium Web Browser #package kiosk # Rkiosk Plugin for Firefox #package flash # Flash Current #package filezilla # FileZilla FTP Client for X #package git # GIT Version Control System #package gparted # Gnome Partition Manager #package open-vm-tools #package vboxguest #package medit # Notepad #package mplayer # DVD and video player #package vmview # VMware Open-View Client, PCOIP #package xbmc # XBMC Media Center for X #package evince # X PDF Viewer #package openkiosk # OpenKiosk is a cross platform kiosk web browser based on Mozilla Firefox #package xdmcp-connect # Simple connection to XDMCP server #!!Window Managers. Choose no more than 1 window manager. # Not needed if you don t want to manage windows. #package openbox # A spartin clean/fast window manager. #package xdesktop-kiosk # A locked down desktop kiosk using the openbox wm (See packages/xdesktop-kiosk/build/conf for # more help. #package icewm # "ICEWM" window manager. Makes TS a light workstation. #package icewm-theme-xp #package icewm-themes # Extra IceWM themes #package icewm-theme-bernstein #package icewm-theme-bluecrux #package icewm-theme-liquid #package xfwm4 #package xfwm4-extra #package xfce4-power-manager #package terminal # Terminal emulator for xfwm4 -- Pulls in xfwm4 #package thunar # File Manager for xfwm4 -- Pulls in xfwm4 #!!Window Manager Utils #package idle-shutdown # Package that lets you specify automatic shutdown settings and logic. #package wbar # Adds icons to desktop #package idesk #!!Other services #package www # Web access to client. From a browser: "http://thinstation.conf.buildtime
AUDIO_LEVEL=90 MIC_LEVEL=0 SESSION_0_AUTOSTART=on SESSION_0_TYPE=nx SESSION_0_TITLE="DSL" SESSION_0_NX_ADVANCED_ENABLE_SSL_ENCRYPTION="true" SESSION_0_NX_ADVANCED_DISABLE_DEFERRED_UPDATES="true" SESSION_0_NX_ADVANCED_GRAB_KEYBOARD_INPUT="true" SESSION_0_NX_GENERAL_XAGENT_ENCODING="true" SESSION_0_NX_GENERAL_ENABLE_SESSION_AUTO_RESIZE="true" SESSION_0_NX_GENERAL_REMEMBER_PASSWORD="false" SESSION_0_NX_GENERAL_REMEMBER_USERNAME="false" SESSION_0_NX_GENERAL_CONNECTION_SERVICE="nx" SESSION_0_NX_GENERAL_DESKTOP="xsession-default" SESSION_0_NX_GENERAL_SERVER_HOST="testterm-20.dsl.lan" SESSION_0_NX_GENERAL_SHOW_REMOTE_DISPLAY_RESIZE_MESSAGE="false" SESSION_0_NX_GENERAL_SHOW_REMOTE_AUDIO_ALERT_MESSAGE="false" SESSION_0_NX_GENERAL_LINK_QUALITY="9" SESSION_0_NX_GENERAL_LINK_SPEED="lan" SESSION_0_NX_GENERAL_SESSION="unix" SESSION_0_NX_GENERAL_SESSION_RESIZE_MODE="viewport" SESSION_0_NX_GENERAL_RESIZE_THE_REMOTE_SCREEN_TO_THE_LOCAL_GEOMETRY="true" SESSION_0_NX_SERVICES_OUTPUT_AUDIO_DEVICE="autodetect" SESSION_0_NX_SERVICES_OUTPUT_AUDIO_QUALITY="5" SESSION_0_NX_SERVICES_AUDIO="true" SESSION_0_NX_IMAGES_IMAGE_ENCODING_QUALITY="9" SESSION_0_NX_IMAGES_DISABLE_MULTI_PASS_DISPLAY_ENCODING="true" SESSION_0_NX_IMAGES_DISABLE_NETWORK_ADAPTIVE_QUALITY="true" SESSION_0_NX_LOGIN_USER="" ICEWM_THEME=blueCrux SAMBA_SECURITY=user SAMBA_WORKGROUP=WORKGROUP NO_SESSION="poweroff" XFWM4_COMPOSITING=true XFWM4_BRIGHTNESS="-33" XFWM4_RED=0 XFWM4_GREEN=0 XFWM4_BLUE=0 XFWM4_START_POSITION="BOTTOM" DESKTOP_ICON_SIZE=48 DESKTOP_FONT_SIZE=8 #DESKTOP_SHOWTRASH=false #DEKSTOP_SHOWHOME=false #DESKTOP_SHOWREMOVEABLE=true #DESKTOP_SHOWFILESYSTEM=false GTK_THEME=Xfce XFWM4_THEME=Default PANEL_PAGER=false PANEL_USER=false PANEL_REV_CLOCKSYSTRAY=true ICONS_THEME="gnome" ICONS_CUT_SIZES="256x256 scalable" #XFWM4_START_ICON=ThinStation #XTERM_CMD="xfce4-terminal" NET_USE=BOTH NET_USE_DHCP=on NET_FILE_ENABLED=Off NET_HOSTNAME=ts_* NET_TELNETD_ENABLED=ON TIME_ZONE=Europe/Copenhagen NET_TIME_SERVER=dk.pool.ntp.org NET_REMOTE_ACCESS_FROM="0.0.0.0" TFTP_BLOCKSIZE=1024 BIND_MOUNT0="home:/root" BIND_MOUNT1="boot:/boot" BIND_MOUNT2="tsdev:/thinstation" #STORAGE_CONFIG1=/mnt/storage USB_STORAGE_SYNC=on LOCALE=da_DK #MOUNT_0="LABEL=boot /boot auto x-mount.mkdir,defaults 0 0" #MOUNT_1="LABEL=home /home auto x-mount.mkdir,defaults 0 0" #MOUNT_2="LABEL=swap swap swap defaults 0 0" SET_RESOLUTION_MULTIMONITOR_EXPAND='mirror' SET_RESOLUTION_MULTIMONITOR_AUTOSCALE='scale'Hope you can see something i cant.. This is a legacy project left over from another guys who didn't leave any documentation.