@stephan-e Ok, it got it also. ltsp-update.image was needed. Thank you. Bot some mysterious things remain. USB-Sticks (most important) and CDRoms work. But i was not able to access the floppy. Without above changes still the first user could see and open a inserted floppydisk. With these changes no ThinClient see the floppy (ok there is no hal/dbus mechanismen for floppy drives). But floppy is for me not important.
In my opinion the "old way" with feisty/ltsp4 was better. After client boot all available local blockdevices (cdrom,floppy) were fix showable and usable, without that a medium must be inserted. We use KDE as WM and put on each user desktop a link to /media/$user. With the new behavior if one opened this link he got an error that the folder doesn't exist. Only if a real medium is put into the devices he could access this link/folder. I have one Gnome-User (mostly for testing). With Gnome the plugable mediums are popped up on the desktop. If i put a cdrom in drive and the user want to eject it (only possible with eject button on the drive, right?) the drive opens and and before one could remove the medium the drive closes (maybe fam/hal/ltspfs,...). It an easy way to damage the medium or the users fingers ;-) With KDE we haven't this problem when all konquerors are closed. Ok, the bug is also solved for me. But at the moment i not see an advantage in local device handling against the old ltsp4. -- Local devices don't work because an X11 authentication problem https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/160420 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is the bug contact for Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
