RE: RE: Sound on ICA client

"Graham.Pugh - SCH520" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.pxes.devel
Message-ID <2B93182CD560D511A7A7000102F382D48950A9@lea-exchange3.somerset.gov.uk>
Hi Kristoff,
I just got your message after the holiday.  Here's a brief summary of our
set up and how it was achieved:

1. PXES 0.7 installed on a RedHat 9 desktop.

2. TFTP32 installed on a Windows2000 server. Additional configuration as
detailed in the "MS-Only Environment" HOWTO at http://pxes.sourceforge.net  

3. PXES configuration to your taste.  We use the newer Xfree so that almost
everything is auto-detected.  Sound was resolved with PXES 0.7.  Make sure
you create the NBI.  Copy everything in the /tftpboot/pxes directory to the
c:\tftpdroot\pxes directory on your DHCP server.

4. Got the DOS Etherboot file for our network card (Realtek) from
www.rom-o-matic.net  We renamed it "realtek.com"

5. Got hold of a Windows 98 boot disk.  Copied "realtek.com" onto it.

6. Changed the "AUTOEXEC.BAT" file on this disk so that it contains this:

   echo off
   format c: /q/u/s
   copy autoex~1.* c:\autoexec.bat
   copy realtek.com c:\.

7. Created a file on the same disk called "autoexec.realtek" which contains
this:

   realtek.com

8. Booted off the floppy disk on machine to be made into thin client, allow
format.  That's it! Reboot, you have a thin client.

Make other floppies for different network cards if you have any (we have
some D-Link too), or write some DOS script prompting for which card you
have.

I've also come up with a clunky solution for gaining local floppy and CD-ROM
access on ICA if anyone's interested.  We couldn't figure out how to change
the A: map from the server but have solved it another way.

Regards,

Graham Pugh
Web developer
Kings of Wessex Community School
Cheddar
[email protected]




-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: 23 December 2003 09:56
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: [pxes-devel] RE: Sound on ICA client


Hi,

I've seen than you have some cliënts using PXES that boot from DOS. Could
you give me some practical information how to set up such a thing. What
about IP-adressing, names,... and so on.

Thanks in advance !

And merry season greetings !


Kristof


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