Hi
I think that that would be cool
LTSP 4 works very well and the build-effort would have a long lifetime
rather than a short ('till 3 dies) one
A day or two spent with 4 and you will not go back to 3 <grin>
The mechanism for building a package for 4 is easy
Ofcourse Jim needs to say all the 'alpha' stuff about 4, none the less
I use it daily with about 30 different types of client
> This past weekend I successfully installed RH90 with LTSP on one of
> my servers at home. To add to my glee, I also used PXE encapsulated
> Etherboot roms & managed to get Esound working as well.
>
> Server is a Athlon XP2400 with 512MB. Terminals are Compaq
> EN6350 (PII350 SFF) systems with embedded ATI Mach64 & eepro100
> chip-sets. I also have a pair of Fujitsu Scovery boxes but
> they currently will not boot with etherboot, so I either need
> to figure out why or install bpbatch again.
>
> In the way-back-ages (RH62), I hacked LTSP to add support for locally
> attached USB scanners. I've posted this intent before, but now I
> really do want to build a package to add scanner support to LTSP.
> My motivation is that my old LTSP server is being retired...
>
> So, is anyone else already working on this?
>
> Does anyone have any special interests I might be able to address
> during the research and development phase?
>
> I suspect I'll repeat my previous work. Create some lts.conf lingo
> that'll be parsed during terminal boot to setup and load modules &
> daemons. Create a couple of scripts to do the install. Tar it up.
> My experience limits me to supporting SANE, so unless I hear otherwise
> that will be my path.
James
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