On Wed, Sep 04, 2002 at 03:29:34PM +0300, Abdullah A. Al-Humaid wrote: > An additional DHCP server is just out of the question. Our clients will be > scattered across the network in different subnets, a dhcp server in every > location a client exist is not worth it. > Is this a limitation with the LTSP diskless client or are all diskless > clients the same?
DHCP is the standard way to boot diskless clients, yes. An alternative is to load the kernel locally, but having the rest (NFS root and display managers/applications) served from a LTSP server. The kernel can be loaded from a floppy or from a local harddisk. Not quite diskless though. -- Hans Ekbrand
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