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Thin Client network booting

 
Tomas Edwardsson_1
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Thin Client network booting

Does anyone have experience with network booting the t5515 or t5525? Also, will a i686 kernel boot on these machines?

I ask because I would like to test a setup using the Fedora stateless project.
http://www.fedora.redhat.com/projects/stateless/
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Steven E. Protter
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Re: Thin Client network booting

You probably can boot Intel compatible systems off of a Fedora Core Server/installation. If the device is not Intel 32 bit compatible, it probably will not work.

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Stuart Browne
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Re: Thin Client network booting

The t5515 terminal uses a TransMeta Crusoe processor which has this statement on the product website:

'It can run today's most demanding x86 applications, consumes less power than other x86 processors on the market, ...'

Now, whether this means it'll run a i686 or i586 kernel is not clear, but it will definately run an i386 kernel.

The t5525 runs a Via Eden processor, which falls into the same category.
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