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Hi Raju,
No problems at all..:) As an experiment I had installed LTSP on FC11 and
used a Pentium II as the client of course with a network card boot rom.
No problems with the client ... The configuration is PII, 128 MB RAM and
even a monitor from a discarded X386 (worked with a graphics card) for
the client and the server is also an old Athlon 2000+ with 512 mb
RAM....
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> Date: Sun, 11 Oct 2009 21:14:09 +0530
> From: raju VK <vkr2007@xxxxxxxxx>
> Subject: [K12OSN] using really old PCs as clients
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> I have successfully installed the terminal server on my fc10 desktop..
> Now
> my question is now I can use some vintage (1998/99) PCs as clients. The
> PCs
> has no option to boot from network. Other wise they are still functional.
> If
> I use a network card with boot ROM can I connect these PCs to the
> terminal
> server ?. I googling the net last two days does not yield any result.
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> with thanks in advance,
> Raju
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