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Re: [K12OSN] Some server questions



jam mcquil com wrote:

I'd try to have a small boot server in each school.  That would get your 
thin clients booted.  Then, you could have centrally located application 
servers if you want.
  

Is there some documentation on how to set this up? I would'nt know how to do it. I have just set up single all-in-one servers. How large should the servers be for example?



  

What about SkoleLinux, I know that is gaining popularity in schools 
in Norway.

  
SkoleLinux which means "SchoolLinux" is gaining poularity, yes. But as far as I know only single schools have started to use it as of now, but many schools use it with great success. I now work at city hall in a town in Norway as a part of the IT-staff. We have decided to roll out Linux on all our schools.

I have ordered one SkoleLinux server from a supplier, which comes pre-configured and ready to use. But I am most comfortable with K12LTSP. Given that SL is in beta or pre 1.0 and K12LTSP has reached 4.0, it seems like a safer bet. I will take a close look at the SkoleLinux and see if I like it. Perhaps I will, It's still LTSP :) The SkoleLinux team has done a great job here in Norway.

Another thing is that SL is based on Debian, I am a Redhat, now Fedora user myself.

The reason for my SCSI question is that this server, a dual Xeon 2.4 with 2GB RAM comes with one 80GB IDE disk...Perhaps I should ask them to replace it with SCSI then


Thank you

Trond Mæhlum

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