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well after weeks of reading and cramming, i finally worked-out all the
problems on my linux+windows LAN. I can now share internet access and all
that good stuff. Now i would like install/setup a diskless linux client
 i'll boot the client trhough the floppy drive...the only drive on the
machine) and in theory the linux server would send the GUI and everything
else to the client console, generally speaking of course. Time for the
questions:  Have any of you in this NG attempted to do this? and what where
the results? Where did you find the documentation to guide you? ( i've read
through the how-to but i would like to have third party documentation, if
available. )

As with most other things i'm sure that this project will involve a lot of
trial & error
which will probably teach me more than any book available.....

Ruben Ortiz

Quote:>. . .  Now i would like install/setup a diskless linux client
> i'll boot the client trhough the floppy drive...the only drive on the
>machine) and in theory the linux server would send the GUI and everything
>else to the client console, generally speaking of course. Time for the
>questions:  Have any of you in this NG attempted to do this? and what where
>the results? Where did you find the documentation to guide you? ( i've read
>through the how-to but i would like to have third party documentation, if
>available. )

A one-minute search of the Linux Documentation Project finds over 50
documents.  Granted many of them are parts of the same larger
document.  There are also multiple "Linux Gazette" articles.
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