On Wed, 17 May 2000, Rodos wrote:
> It does not need a screen or keyboard, but the ability to plug one in to
> fix falts is required. Need network / serial / parallel ports and a small
> amount of disk space. Lack of fan would be a real bonus.
>
> I am happy to get the parts and make it myself.
>
> Now the other interesting bit is that it does not need to do any local IO
> once up and runnig so I could probably get away with a flash disk or
> something. What about remote boot?
>
> Any suggestions for setting up Linux for this environment?
Get a network card, and remote boot it. It's nto that hard to do. No hard
disk required - or a small one with only a swap file on it {although this
is a bit more difficult}.
DaZZa
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