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- Date: Tue, 16 Mar 2004 19:06:59 +0900
- From: "Jim BLACKSON" <blackson@example.com>
- Subject: RE: [tlug] Etherbooting a PCMCIA card?
Jonathan Byrne writes: > Now, what I would like to do with one if possible is make a thin client > out of it and netboot it over PCMCIA. Does anyone know of any PCMCIA > NIC that can do this? Just speculating here, but I suspect the (first?) trick here is to configure and enable the PCMCIA NIC card. Unless there is support built into the notebook's BIOS, I would think that one usually needs to boot a minimal OS with PCMCIA drivers from a floppy, for example, to get things started. From what kinds of media can the machine boot? The following page had some basic netboot ideas: http://www.bwerp.net/projects/linux-netboot/ Does this help? jimb.
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