[K12OSN] wireless boot from hard disk

[Gentgeen]

I have that exact setup on one of my laptops.  I partioned it so that I had one 2mb DOS partion, and the rest was a linux install.  I installed a small linux distro on one side (Deli Linux) then instead of writing the wireless_ltsp image to a floppy, I wrote it to the 1st partion .  Then setup Smart Boot Manager to boot either Wireless_LTSP (hda1) or Linux (hda2).

I used Smart Boot Manager only because I use the machine to test various distros, so the hda2 gets rewritten all the time, but I did not want to have to mess with lilo or gurb all the time since I still use the machine as a thin client a lot of the time.  




On Sat, 06 Nov 2004 21:16:32 +0200
Mikko Jordman <mikko.jordman at edu.vantaa.fi> wrote:

> Tried to find information from archives, more questions than answers.
> Can I do it with the wireless_ltsp image and the howto boot from hard 
> disk. I suppose not.
> My skills are not good enough to put these together. I someone has done 
> it, please give me a hint.
> (Thinkpad 560's + 3com wwired pcmcia nic's; without floppy. That's why 
> the information is so important)
> 
> yours, mikkoj
> 
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