Hello, I've successfully installed the LTSP software and I currently have one Redhat 8.0 based server and one X-Terminal.
The X-Terminal is a Pentium 200, with no hard disk (just floppy & CDROM) and a 3c905b NIC. It also has an AWE64 soundcard. What I'd like to be able to do is have each machine be able to use their floppy/cdrom/audio/(possibly Zip/Jazz) devices, yet remain (hard)diskless. Is this possible? I've read in the ltsp contrib section about using ftp and automount to do this, but it seems more like an ugly hack for my purposes. For example, I'd like to be able to have a user insert an audio cd and have it play on their workstation only. I am also curious about the local X-Terminal. For example, how can I get access to it's root filesystem after a user has logged in? (I'd like to see a /proc filesystem for example). I've noticed that the X-Terminal always has a hostname of "wks001" or something like that, where is pulling this hostname from? Thanks, James T. Richardson, Jr. [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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