Matt,
yes, you need the wireless-ltsp package available on the ltsp.org
download page.
don't let the name fool you. It was written for wireless cards
but as a side benefit, it also handles all pcmcia and cardbus
cards.
you do have to boot from a floppy or a flash disk.
A floppy image is included in the package. you just need
to dd that image to a floppy and you should be ready to go.
It should automatically detect the proper network card and
load the proper driver.
Jim McQuillan
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hey, I see you are in Ann Arbor. I'm only about 45 miles
from you in Waterford :)
On Wed, 27 Mar 2002, Matt Filizzi wrote:
> I was searching through the email archives for an answer to this and
> only found more questions, what I am trying to find out is if there has
> been any progress in getting etherboot to work with pcmcia network
> cards.
>
> I am assuming there isn't because I couldn't find any information on
> this (on either ltsp or etherboot's website). if that is the case could
> someone suggest a way of getting ltsp to work with laptops? my
> assumption would be that I need to make a boot disk with the kernel on
> it, but I'm not positive what the configureations for that would be.
>
> If anyone can help I would be gratefull.
>
> Matt
>
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