Tom,
I've used barcode readers with ltsp workstations, and they work just
fine. I use
the keyboard wedge type devices and have had no problems at all.
As for printers, I haven't tried a barcode printer, but normal printers
work just
fine. I don't see any reason why a barcode printer wouldn't
Has anyone experimented with barcode readers attached to ltsp clients or
barcode printers attached to servers or clients?
Tom
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> > 1. dhcpd configured to load "pxelinux" binary
> > 2. pxelinux.cfg configured to load kernel and initrd.
> > 3. kernel from kernel package
> > 4. initrd build from initrd package.
> The same as using Etherboot, except that you use pxelinux as the NBP,
> pxelinux.cfg instead of adding lines to d
Asaf,
Is the workstation creating the RamDisk? Do you see many errors when the
system boots up?
Regards,
Dario.
El Vie 12 Oct 2001 10:04, Asaf Maruf Ali escribió:
> Status so far...
>
> Despite my best attempts at troubleshooting and spending many hours looking
> at archives fro
An even more expensive solution would be to run a Citrix Metaframe server
(which has a linux client). With the massive and ever growing number of
licenses required for Metaframe it would probably be cheaper to by new
Windows workstations though.
Jeff
On Fri, 12 Oct 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrot
Status so far...
Despite my best attempts at troubleshooting and spending many hours looking
at archives from even last year I am unable to get my workstation off the
ground.
I keep getting this message:
"Unable to open an initial console" No init found. Try
passing init=option
[ This is veering off topic for LTSP, apologies. ]
> Just one question from the non-Etherboot expert:
> Could you load a kernel and an initrd?
Etherboot knows how to load nbi formatted images, so the work is done by
mknbi, which can also e.g. embed kernel parameters.
> How about the network dr
> > Just configure "pxelinux" from "syslinux" (use freshmeat.net to find it)
> > to boot the kernel and the new initrd.
>
> Exactly: you use pxelinux *instead* of Etherboot, which is perfectly OK,
> but contradicts your previous statement.
Ok. You are right. I just "ignored" the fact that "pxeli
