A network based file system makes things easier, but it isn't
necessary for a thin client. Before LTSP was around, I was deploying
thin clients with 16Mb of memory and all the needed apps for the thin
client resided in an on-thin-client ramdisk. It worked well, but you
had to seriously prune
Eilert wrote:
Hi Luciano,
Luciano Andino schrieb:
Same things happens if it is a wireless network, NFS is quite
picky aboute networking.
100 % agree
My question is: Is there another way of still using LTSP but replacing
NFS services? There are two similar projects (netstation & thinstation)
which
Hi Luciano,
Luciano Andino schrieb:
Same things happens if it is a wireless network, NFS is quite
picky aboute networking.
100 % agree
My question is: Is there another way of still using LTSP but replacing
NFS services? There are two similar projects (netstation & thinstation)
which dispense the us
I've been using LTSP since 2001 with no major problems. Since
that time, many posts in this forum, people tell problems with NFS:
"can't get a request slot", "server not responding, still trying".
Same things happens if it is a wireless network, NFS is quite
picky aboute networking.
My question i
