Difference between revisions of "Lessdisks Class"
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* Booting over Ethernet (etherboot, on nic roms, on card roms, PXE) | * Booting over Ethernet (etherboot, on nic roms, on card roms, PXE) | ||
* DHCP can offer a kernel location | * DHCP can offer a kernel location | ||
| − | * Network Bootable grub | + | * Network Bootloaders (Network Bootable grub) |
| − | * | + | * TFTP |
* scripts to ask for root over NFS, setup root environment rw/ro/network | * scripts to ask for root over NFS, setup root environment rw/ro/network | ||
* XDMCP / X server on client, logging in on server | * XDMCP / X server on client, logging in on server | ||
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==What are the differences between LTSP and Lessdisks?== | ==What are the differences between LTSP and Lessdisks?== | ||
* debian chroot environment | * debian chroot environment | ||
| − | * lessdisks has terminals by default | + | * lessdisks has virtual terminals (gettys) by default |
* LTSP has X over XDM/GDM/KDM by default | * LTSP has X over XDM/GDM/KDM by default | ||
* tftp+nfs vs nfs | * tftp+nfs vs nfs | ||
Latest revision as of 12:13, 19 August 2005
These are my notes for a class in diskless architecture and lessdisks. 192.168.7.47 16:37, 29 Jul 2005 (PDT)
How Do Diskless Terminals Work?
- Booting over Ethernet (etherboot, on nic roms, on card roms, PXE)
- DHCP can offer a kernel location
- Network Bootloaders (Network Bootable grub)
- TFTP
- scripts to ask for root over NFS, setup root environment rw/ro/network
- XDMCP / X server on client, logging in on server
What are the differences between LTSP and Lessdisks?
- debian chroot environment
- lessdisks has virtual terminals (gettys) by default
- LTSP has X over XDM/GDM/KDM by default
- tftp+nfs vs nfs
- sdm
sdm vs gdm/kdm/xdm
- security?
- setup to talk to multiple machines
- anonymous login and how it works