the extra cash.
It would be a chunk of work but creating an ARM LTSP should be quite
doable and as for no PXE it is quite possible to put the ltsp kernel on
flash and boot it from there. We have had to do this to support wireless
PCI cards
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shogunx wrote:
On Tue, 7 Jun 2005, Alvin Starr wrote:
shogunx wrote:
On Mon, 6 Jun 2005, Eduardo Linux wrote:
You would have to boot the device locally to the point where it could
authenticate to the wireless, then work from there with the dhcp, tftp(if
you don't include an x
the current state to where it it
possible to build a complete kernel and initrd?
I have added a bunch of stuff in to support Dlink G520 cards but is
there any way to handle conditional builds?
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a flash image that I use to work with prism2 based PCI nics. The
problem we are having is getting Prism2 based NICS.
The image could be put on a harddisk easly enough or get a CF to IDE
converter.
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