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Ragnar Wisloff wrote: | Dagfinn Bakken skrev: | |> Det ligger tilsynelatende en linux-2.4.25-nfs-swap.diff i Debian |> unstable pakken kernel-patches-nfs-swap (Jeg pr�ver denne n�) |> |> Ltsp klientene fungerer uten nfs-swap men det gir mer mening � |> ihvertfall ha swap tilgjengelig... Jeg vet ikke hva minimum RAM er for |> tynnklientene, jeg har startet en klient med 16 MB, dette gikk helt |> smertefritt. | | | Skolelinux kommer med NFS-swap for alle tynnklientene ut av boksen. Det | forutsetter riktignok at tynnklientene settes opp med l�st IP i | dhcpd.conf. Du kan naturligvis skru det av igjen om du ikke trenger det, | eller sette det opp selektivt per klient. | | Erfaring og testing viser at 32MB kan v�re for lite til skolebruk, 16MB | blir defintivt for lite. NFS swap l�ser problemet effektivt.
[Ragnar writes about NFS-swap being used generally on all thin clients, and that 32MB ram may be too little for school usage]
Please, can you give some details on the experiences: What eats up so much memory on a thin client?
I find it difficult to understand that to be true, unless you are talking about "half-fat clients" - that is, thin clients but with some programs (or floppy/sound daemon) running locally.
Regards,
~ - Jonas
P.S.
If you find it annoying that only a small portion of the norwegian text above is translated, then please ask either Ragnar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or Dagfinn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> for a translation, as they seem to have judged their postings relevant only for norwegians.
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