On Wed, Oct 12, 2011 at 12:46:39PM +0200, Rolf-Werner Eilert wrote: > > We have a bunch of Dell Optiplex P III running here, but with 512 MB RAM > they do not work at all under LTSP 5. So I kept on using LTSP 4.2 and > plan to change as soon as we get some new hardware (see above :-) ) > > I tried a lot of tricks (including switching off ssl), but even with a > lot of RAM, PIIIs will boot so slowly (min. 2 minutes up to login screen > vs. ~20 sec. for LTSP 4.2) that I decided not to follow any further. > Maybe I did anything wrong? > I have a P3 laptop (not sure the MHz), and it boots pretty fast on LTSP 5, Debian Squeeze. I haven't timed it, and it's not as fast as LTSP 4.2, but it's not 2 minutes.
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