Sorry if this doesn't get threaded correctly, I just joined the list and had to copy-paste the subject to reply.
I'd like to add that its possible to use boot disks or CD-ROM's that are configured with support for the particular wireless card in a laptop in order to boot to an LTSP server. This avoids the costs of bridge hardware and if cheap CD-R's are used, makes it relatively painless to replace any broken media. However, the IP of the LTSP server is hard-coded on the image. I have experience building these images and I've tested it in a 30 client classroom using 3 parallel Orinoco 802.11g WAP's on channels 1, 6 and 11 (to avoid crosstalk and so that the wireless cards choose then least congested WAP). Contact me off-list if you're interested in some consulting. -- I use digital signatures and encryption. My key is stored at pgp.mit.edu key ID code: "0x8DB3BF09". F: F628 D9D3 E57A C281 5EFE 7DF7 B52A A393 8DB3 BF09
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