Hi Daniel, Im also interested inthis topic too. I was trying to get
more of an in depth understanding from a forum post I did here:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=848194
It would be great if you shared your views on that
I thought there was a generic 386 only, other than the AMD64, ser
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Slawek Drabot wrote:
| I'm trying to PXE boot a thin client that has a Vortex86SX processor
(no math co processor or fpu)
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| Error message:
| This kernel requires the following features not present on the CPU: 0:0
| Unable to boot - please use a kerne
I'm trying to PXE boot a thin client that has a Vortex86SX processor (no math
co processor or fpu)
Error message:
This kernel requires the following features not present on the CPU: 0:0
Unable to boot - please use a kernel appropriate for your CPU.
any insights into the error code "0:0"?
I'm gu
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Null Ack wrote:
| Im not sure about the software distribution aspetcs and group policy?
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| Im curious about this. What I see happening is Linux being used for
| app / web / DB servers but not alot in infrastructure for desktops -
| maybe it just the p
You can just use cron-apt and your own apt-repo to deploy applications and
manage updates, like Microsofts SMS but better.
Using PXE and a customised image you could network boot and install all the
machines as well, same as MS's RIS or WDS.
you could stay with AD if you want or move to straight
Hi Null,
Can I start by asking that you use your real name when posting to this
list. I think it is polite for us to be able to identify you properly.
On Fri, 2008-07-04 at 04:21 +1000, Null Ack wrote:
> Im reflecting on a infrastructure project I did recently and how this
> might have been done
Null Ack wrote:
> Im reflecting on a infrastructure project I did recently and how this
> might have been done using Linux servers (Ubuntu). In this example the
> desktops have to remain the approved XP SOE. To give an outline of the
> environment:
>
> * 1450 desktops running Windows XP on a SOE i
Im reflecting on a infrastructure project I did recently and how this
might have been done using Linux servers (Ubuntu). In this example the
desktops have to remain the approved XP SOE. To give an outline of the
environment:
* 1450 desktops running Windows XP on a SOE in three buildings
separated
