Net PC

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  1. Boycie
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    Boycie Senior Beer Tester

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    The three ways a RIS client can boot from the network are;

    PXE Compliant Network Adapter
    Supported Network Adapter with boot disk
    Net PC configuration

    Can't seem to find out much about Net PC. I am using the MS Press self paced book (which is great by the way), and it says it is highly manageable but not much else.

    Google seems to come up with MS/Intel history...
     
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  2. d-Faktor
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    i'm no hardware geek, nor a history buff, but isn't netpc a pc98 based device?
     
  3. mojorisin

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    think it is a similar type of machine to a thin client ie very basic setup though not sure how this works with ris ?:blink
     
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    I thought NET pc was another name for a computer with a pxe enabled nic Meh!! but what do I know.:(
     
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    The Network PC—a slimmed down version of a personal computer without a floppy disk or CD-ROM drive—will be one of the first client computers to take advantage of RIS. Because of its lack of an external floppy disk drive, the Net PC will require use of the Remote OS Installation feature for the installation of the workstation operating system. Click here for the webpage.

    For another article click here or for a FAQ - here.

    -Ken
     
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    any news of where d-Faktor is?
     
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    d-Faktor is alive and well but sadly no longer posts on this forum.
     
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    God bless her sweet soul...
     

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