Hi Roland,
Thanks! Interesting approach and documentation! :)
Seems there's support for pxe boot without the need for sd cards starting
from rpi 3. Could this work with Debian Edu as well?
How to do power your rpi's? Each having an individual power supply? Do you
have any experiences with PoE/sh
Hi Roman,
I' m using RPI 2 with 1 GB Ram as ThinClient in my DebianEdu Network
and the RPI works pretty fine. All you need is a special Raspbian an
the sd card, which managed the pxe boot, and everything works fine.
http://rpitc.blogspot.com/
Greetings,
Roland
On 08.02.20 13:24, Roman Meier wro
Using Rpi's and LTSP isn't something new I think. At least that's the
impression I got glancing through https://pi-ltsp.net/ and
http://pinet.org.uk/. :)
>> A thin client solution may
>>eliminate the costs for sd cards and power supplies and maybe there can
>>even be a way to switch to a Rpi Zero
On 2020/02/13 12:22, Dominik George wrote:
>> A thin client solution may
>> eliminate the costs for sd cards and power supplies and maybe there can
>> even be a way to switch to a Rpi Zero instead.
>
> Rumour has it the new LTSP can boot RPi.
That is correct, althought the 4GB RAM is quite limiti
> A thin client solution may
>eliminate the costs for sd cards and power supplies and maybe there can
>even be a way to switch to a Rpi Zero instead.
Rumour has it the new LTSP can boot RPi.
I will test at Teckids when recreating our LTSP environment.
-nik
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I'm also looking at this from a cost perspective. A thin client solution
based on Rpi's is rather affordable but may still be on the upper side for
budgets in schools of third world countries. A thin client solution may
eliminate the costs for sd cards and power supplies and maybe there can
even be
[Roman Meier]
> How good or bad are experiences with Debian Edu running on Raspberry Pis?
> Is this a viable option?
I know the RPi 1 was a little short on memory, it could run as a thin
client and a fairly limited desktop. 512 MiB of RAM is not a lot these
days. I would imagine the RPi 3 would
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