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From: "Ian Barnes" <ian@cerebellum.za.net>
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Hi,

I would like to deploy a few terminal servers at my company and im wondering
if FreeBSD has a way in which this can be done.

Linux has LTSP (http://www.ltsp.org). It basically allows you to boot up
from a stiffy using a diskless server. Can this be done on FreeBSD and if so
how ? Using bootprom ?

Thanks for the help.

Ian