RE: Sound on ICA client

"Graham.Pugh - SCH520" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.pxes.devel
Message-ID <2B93182CD560D511A7A7000102F382D48950A5@lea-exchange3.somerset.gov.uk>
Hi again, 
In answer to my own question, I hadn't realised that you had added the ESD
on/off option in pxes-0.7.1.  It works a treat on ICA with auto-detect.  We
now have about 70 PXES thin clients working successfully, booting from a
~200k DOS imprint on the hard drive including the etherboot image.  Now
there's sound we can extend further to cover most of our stations (>150). We
also have 35 WinTerms which I consider inferior due to lack of local floppy
drive.

Thank you so much for your continued support and developments. Upgrading
PXES is becoming easier every time, too!  I will try and get the boss to
send some PayPal credits your way for your excellent work!

Merry Christmas,

Regards,

Graham Pugh
Web Developer
Kings of Wessex Community School
Cheddar
[email protected]


<<I'm trying to get sound working on PXES running ICA client.  I followed
the thread from October regarding this issue but am not quite clear how to
proceed.  

I have sound enabled and set to Autodetect.
While PXES is loading the soundcard does a 4-tone bleep. However when Citrix
takes over there is no sound.

The previous thread said something about disabling ESD.  What is that and
how do I do it? (the previous thread was for a fixed soundcard, not
autodetected).>>


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