> -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Michael Peligro > Sent: Friday, July 19, 2002 11:36 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: [plug] LTSP -- actual performance > > > Is there any workable, RAM per client ratio? Say each client > needs about XXX RAM per client on the server, so if you > connect 10 clients, XXX RAM per client multiplied by 10 > clients will give you the total RAM required on the server.
Wala. > I'd like to ask those who have LTSP setups what are the > minimum, workable, comfortable, and fast XXX RAM server > requirements based on your experience. The more physical memory you have, the merrier! Mura na lang ang RAM ngayon at huwag kang masyadkong magtipid. Unless your motherboard only supports up to 1GB and has 2 slots. > My previous workplace is a shopping mall and we have a Novell > network OS. They use a terminal workstation in the receiving > area, and hooks up to a printer in the office. The two > locations are very far. If we migrate this to LTSP, can the > client use webmin to monitor CUPS and manage his print job > over the network? Pwede. > Regarding LTSP client bootup, I've read somewhere on the net > that it's possible to load the NIC's boot image in the Award > BIOS instead of installing a boot disk. They say that it's > much faster this way (about 20 seconds from powerup to X > login), since it's all in the BIOS and there's no > floppy-access overhead. Has anyone tried to do this and > verified that it works? It is called the PXE booting. May pagkakaiba talaga ang speed sa BIOS/PXE compared to a floppy. But I'm not using PXE. I'm happy with my NIC + EPROM. Actually, pareho lang ang performance ng PXE and NIC+EPROM. --- MARVIN T. PASCUAL E-Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tel. #: (+63-2) 981-7068/929-3952 Yahoo! ID: bintut Linux User No. 247147
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