[K12OSN] Clients with 64MB of RAM

[Terrell Prude' Jr.]

Well, if that's the case, I'd seriously look into replacing that thin 
client with another Optiplex GX1 or even an HP Vectra VL400, just on 
principle.  And yes, those are *DIRT* cheap as well.

--TP

Almquist Burke wrote:
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> Unfortunately the RAM on the client can't be upgraded, it's right on 
> the board. Guess I'll just have to stick with the old LTSP for that one.
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> On Jan 10, 2010, at 6:08 PM, Terrell Prude' Jr. wrote:
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>> Almquist Burke wrote:
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>>> I'm curious if any of you running LTSP on Fedora have had any luck 
>>> booting clients with 64MB of RAM. It doesn't seem to be enough for 
>>> my HP t5000, but my Dell GX1s with 128MB boot and run without a 
>>> hitch. I've been using Fedora 12.
>>
>> Depends more specifically on what your server's running.  If you're 
>> running K12LTSP 4.2EL or 5.0EL, then 64MB will work.  I still have 
>> one Pentium-133 thin client that does exactly that.  However, others 
>> have reported that X11 may crash on such thin clients when running 
>> Firefox 3.0 for any extended period of time, due to the Firefox/X11 
>> caching relationship, IIRC.  The vast majority of my time is spent in 
>> OpenOffice.org and Konqueror (I run the KDE 3.5 desktop on 5.0EL), so 
>> maybe that's why I don't see this problem.
>>
>> So yes, it'll work, but DRAM's cheap, even the old single-data-rate 
>> PC100/133 SDRAM.  If you're talking about DDR1, that's still very 
>> easy to find.
>>
>> --TP
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