Damien,
the answer to your question is YES.
Etherboot and PXE are both excellent methods of booting thin clients.
If your thin clients have PXE, use it. if not, then buy a network card
with either PXE or Etherboot on it and use it. If you can't do that,
then create an etherboot image and write it to a floppy, and boot from that.
My point is, use whatever you can get.
Jim McQuillan
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Damien Hull wrote:
> Which is a better choice for network booting, pxe or etherboot?
>
> My thinking is etherboot. If I use old computers as thin clients I can
> use Ethernet cards with boot ROMS or floppy's. The floppy is a backup
> option if the Ethernet card goes bad or I need an extra thin client and
> I don't have a network card with a boot ROM.
>
>
>
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