Hello, I was wondering what sorts of bandwidth limitations there are on running LTSP.
I know it will differ depending on what kinds of applications, hardware etc... I am
wondering specifically on just the limitations imposed on the network connections.
For example, how many clients logging on
Thanks for the suggestion.
I am wondering however, that instead of booting from floppy, can I edit my BIOS
settings to check my PCMCIA slot for a compact flash memory card. Then, can I put the
floppy boot image from the wireless LTSP package, on the cf memory card and boot LTSP
that way? If a
Hello, I understand that LTSP can be used for wireless networks but need to be booted
using a floppy disk. Can machines be booted using a compact flash memory instead of a
floppy? If so, how is this implemented?
Thanks Very Much!
-June Ahn
Hi! I'm a relative newbie to LTSP. I've been reading up on thin-clients and LTSP, but
want to actually build a system. I know LTSP's got wireless capabilities, and I am
actually interested in experimenting with a wireless, notebook client. What I'd like
help with is getting info on some detail
