Hmm.. I don't see the relevance of the server architecture either.
Until a while ago I had LTSP x86 terminals running with a sparc server and
nothing special was required.
Em Qui 18 Jan 2007 02:20, [EMAIL PROTECTED] escreveu:
> pretty sure jim kronebush has run a ppc as a server...nut why not j
Eddie wrote:
> Is there a good ltsp distribution for ppc macs as
> a server? I can install linux as a standalone without
> a hitch. I have tried edubuntu, skole, and etc none of
> them seem to install correctly. Fiesty would not even
> load. even if I try to install the ltsp separately the
>
pretty sure jim kronebush has run a ppc as a server...nut why not just run
ppc clients from an intel box if that is what you are after..i run ltsp4.1
for ibooks from an intel server if that is what you are after..pretty sure
if i had a non-ducttape ibook i couls build an ltsp5 ubuntu chroot and run
Is there a good ltsp distribution for ppc macs as
a server? I can install linux as a standalone without
a hitch. I have tried edubuntu, skole, and etc none of
them seem to install correctly. Fiesty would not even
load. even if I try to install the ltsp separately the
dhcpd.conf is not correct.
On Thursday 18 January 2007 05:05, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> We have a Debian server that offers NFS, Samba, mail, LDAP auth etc. We
> would like it to offer thin client services as well, but LTSP appears to
> require a chroot for login which means that thin client users can't get to
> /home, or
Thanks for the info. I'll place an order today.
Jim McQuillan wrote:
> Damien,
>
> Most people are using PXE these days, because so many computers come
> with it built-in. It works great, and for most people, that's the best
> way to go.
>
> At DisklessWorkstations.Com, we offer both PXE and E
Damien,
Most people are using PXE these days, because so many computers come
with it built-in. It works great, and for most people, that's the best
way to go.
At DisklessWorkstations.Com, we offer both PXE and Etherboot, because
some people started out using Etherboot, and they just prefer to
I was about to buy a thin client and a few network cards from
http://www.disklessworkstations.com
I ran into a problem. Some thin clients use PXE and some use Etherboot.
The Ethernet cards have options as well. The AOpen card uses Etherboot.
The Linksys card uses bootp. I'm not sure if bootp is
I have just recently started experimenting with LTSP.
I have installed the server on Ubuntu 6.10
then i got a client with "boot from network" options in the BIOS.
some of the older hardware i have doesn't have PXE support in the BIOS,
but i was able to get them to etherboot using a floppy.
Now i a
