Re: K12OS: NeoWare

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Hello,
What you can do is , remove the disk-on chip from the Thin client and set the unit boot directly from Network , use the PXE boot on the LTSP server
If you want to use citrix client , then load the citrix client on the linux server, so you can connet to w2K server also.

We market the family product of Thin client here in INdia, Thin clients basic main heart is it;s DOC ( Disk-On-Chip)

If you have any more thing, please feel free to contact us
Regards
Dinesh
Technical Director
Proex solutions pvt.ltd.





Evan Pipho wrote:

> Some time ago, I posted a message about the Neo Ware neoStations.  noone seemed to have any info on them so I decided to ask again to see if any of the newcommers have anything on them.
>
> They seem to be some kind of thin client.  They are designed to run with CITRIX but we would like to make them work with out k12 linux box.
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> Any info would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks
>
> Evan Pipho
> Eric Shook
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