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I have a converted a room full of aging W2k PCs to Thinstation to use with the new Citrix farm I setup. However on a couple of PCs I'm having a problem with the keyboard repeat rate. Specifically, when connected to the Terminal Server. When I hit a key, I get 3 characters instead of one.
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@Geoff: You could hold the key down for less time :p

 

I have had problems trying to use PS2 keyboards with USB adapters over Citrix... it seems that random letters would get missed or added. Have you also tried changing the keyboards around?

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Yes, I've checked it's not a keyboard problem. Also, when I CTRL-ALT-F2 to the local text console on Thinstation my keyboard behaves. This leads me to believe it's either a problem with X or the ICA client.
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Could be a dodgy NIC or other problem with the communication to the server. If you have identical hardware that behaves then it is unlikely to be X or the ICA client because all your Thinstation clients will have the same versions/config.
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I have 3 different types of PC in the room. It's only one type of PC that's affected. So one set of identical hardware has the problem. The rest (with different configurations) do not.
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Well, I've pulled on of the machines out. The NIC is a Dlink DFE-530TX (Rhine driver). The motherboard is a ASUS ME-99VM. I'm going to try a bios update first.
  • 9 months later...
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60 machines/terminals connecting in a server and three machines have this problem, when hit a key appear 3 characters, already changed keyboards, and this terminals with problems like same others...i going to see what have of different....
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I've seen this too, It was also a network fault

 

I changed keyboard rate and keyboard speed in server properties, dont work, changed network adapter with other i know work and still dont work, changed memories and still dont work....only 3 terminals... :mad:

 

say about network fault? how i fix it?

 

Thanks,

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It was a cabling fault for me.

 

I removed one of three terminals with problem and put in another room with other closed local network with other cables and switches and problems still appear...

 

I think is hardware problem, i compiled my image (nbi) and maybee need insert a module/driver...strange is I use keyboard normal in other 57 terminals and 3 have this **** problem...

 

Thanks again,

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I go to local and opened the three machines/terminals and see all are Sis530 motherboards....return to my office room and look my build.conf to see my configuration of my image(NBI) and I not include SIS modules and packages...

 

solution,...compiled new image with all SIS stuff and new splash screen :)

 

All working fine now...

 

Thanks for everyone...

  • 11 months later...
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I have this same problem with a Sis530. My build.conf has:

 

module 	serial #
module 	acpi #
module 	pcspkr #
[b]module 	sis-agp [/b]#
module 	8139too #
module 	8139cp #
module 	snd-cmipci #
module 	usb-hid #
module 	usb-storage #
module 	usb-cdrom #
module 	ide-cd #
module 	isofs #
module 	vfat #
package 	sound-esd #
package 	sound-nasd #
[b]package 	xorg6-sis #[/b]
package 	xorg6-vesa #
package 	keymaps-es #
package 	xterm #
package 	ssh #
package 	nx #
package 	icewm #
package 	www #

 

Can you help me please? I need other module or package?

 

Sorry for my bad english.

 

Spanish: Por si alguien habla español y me puede ayudar estaria aun mas agradecido. Como ven el ingles no es lo mio ;)

 

Thanks,

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