[FreeNX-kNX] Bootable NXClient?

[Jeremy Parrish]

You should also check out ThinStation. It directly supports NX and is
a breeze to set up. It's fully customizable (initrd can range in size
from a few MB to 50+ MB depending on the packages you build into it).
TS-O-Matic is pretty slick for making boot images without having to
install anything on your machine.

http://thinstation.sf.net

On 9/14/06, David Mummery <dmummery at accessit.co.uk> wrote:
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>
> Having run LTSP for a few years now, I'm very impressed with FreeNX.
>
> Are there any projects around for making a bootable freenx client that
> doesn't need a host OS?
>
> A sort of ultimate thin client solution to replace LTSP...
>
> Had a look in FAQ's, manuals and googled it, but had no luck so far...
>
> - David Mummery
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