Am Mittwoch, 20. Oktober 2004 10:55 schrieb Adam Bogacki:
> I've not seen any mention of configuring (say) Win98 and Debian unstable
> in a client on either the LTSP site,
>  or Google.
>
> Can anyone point me in the right direction before I move on from LTSP
> 4.1 install ?
>
> Adam Bogacki,
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]

There's More Than One Way (TM) :-)

I used the etherboot menuing facility in one setup, offering to either load 
the LTSP kernel via network or start from the local hard drive (later I 
programmed a small customer-specific graphic menu program which is still in 
use there). With any recent version of etherboot this could be done with the 
standard boot question (N)etwork or (L)ocal - of course you'd need an 
etherboot ROM or etherboot patched into the BIOS to make use of this, as it 
has to do with BIOS boot order. However specifying /dev/hda as boot filename 
worked fine for me.
In case you use PXE with pxelinux, you could adapt the PXE options file to 
include a second entry for the local harddrive (details to be taken from 
http://syslinux.zytor.com/) and require your users to type "win" or "lin" or 
similar.
Then there's always the option to use a CONFIG.SYS style menu and etherboot in 
a .COM incarnation to boot your machine - if you have neither PXE nor a ROM 
chip (burner). Those DOS menus should be documented in the web quite well.

HTH
Anselm


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