dr Agon wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> >Switch or hubs?
> no any. BNC cable ;(
>
> >It will not. The users only need to remove the start diskette and
> >insert their own ones.
> cool :)
>
> >You can, but the gains are small and maybe do not outweigh the
> >advantage of having all configuration on the s
Hello,
>so make sure that none of the users tries watching
>(gif/flash/..)Animations or try to play action-games
>via remote-X11 because that
>slows down and stalls every terminal.
I don't think, they will. They are just normal stupid computer users and don't know is
any game in Linux ;)
>> But
On Saturday 30 March 2002 16:10, you wrote:
> One question left - how to write NIC ROM's? Is it possible
> only with PC, or I need some another tool?
In order to burn boot PROMs yourself you need a PROM programmer
which you can connect to the parallel port of a PC. Usually
computer shops don't
Just as an aside to this, Frys has gigabit ether cards for $49.00 in their ad this
week.
On Sat, 30 Mar 2002 13:54:40 +0100
Martin Herweg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> spewed into the bitstream:
~
~
~dr Agon wrote:
~> 1. The boss would not like to own fast 100mbt network at this time. But if
~> he will
dr Agon wrote:
> no any. BNC cable ;(
so make sure that none of the users tries watching
(gif/flash/..)Animations or try to play action-games
via remote-X11 because that
slows down and stalls every terminal.
> But maybe it could reduce totall network loading?
yes, and that's important in your k
dr Agon wrote:
> 1. The boss would not like to own fast 100mbt network at this time. But if
> he will see, that X-terminals working fine, hi will owh that network.
do you have BNC or TwistedPair Cable?
For only 5 Terminals 10MBit is enough
you can improve ther perfomance with
* a switch instead
Hello,
>Switch or hubs?
no any. BNC cable ;(
>It will not. The users only need to remove the start diskette and
>insert their own ones.
cool :)
>You can, but the gains are small and maybe do not outweigh the
>advantage of having all configuration on the server.
But maybe it could reduce total
On Sat, Mar 30, 2002 at 12:44:54PM +0100, dr Agon wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I got a questions on LTSP.
>
> Now we have little network runnig Linux. We have 1 server (IP3 733, 256Mb, 20Gb) and
>5 clients - from IP150 to 486DX2 100. Every client have 64Mb RAM and 1-2Gb HDD.
>Unfortunally network is
