[ale] Sun Ray 1 thin client..

[Fulton Green]

IIRC, the kernel has a few options specifically geared for diskless
operation. I don't know what they are offhand. I'd be curious as to how it
handles the /tmp and swap partitions. Or maybe it just lives without swap
and uses a ramdisk partition for /tmp. I'm also assuming that this is
different from the X displays that were "popular" back in the early 1990s.

On Wed, Nov 14, 2001 at 05:20:29PM -0500, David Brooks wrote:
> I borrowed a Sun Ray 1 applicane from the office today (basically a thin
> client - mounts its filesystem over the network).  Apparently, a Solaris
> server running some software takes care of this, and I was curious if
> this could be duplicated on a Linux machine (or if any of you have tried
> anything similar).  Any ideas?

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