On Mon, May 06, 2002 at 11:41:00AM +0530, Prakash Advani wrote: > I want to mount the local hard disk so that I can access the data which > is currently stored locally. These Local hard disks could be vfat or ext2.
I would go to some length to avoid local apps, and if it also involved locally stored data then perhaps LTSP is not a good solution. LTSP is simple because the terminals only have to do one thing: X windows. If you want local apps accessing locally stored data, then why implement it via LTSP? Let the clients boot from local harddisk and find a reasonable balance between local apps and remote apps via the X windows setup. (Configure the windowmanager to execute some applications locally and other applications remotely) Or, if you have over-powered clients, you could try a mosix setup instead. (And store the data on the server instead). -- Hans Ekbrand
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