Thinux (Cluster Live CD)

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Last Update: 2013-03-20

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Programming language: C
Operating System: Red Hat Linux
Software: Diskless Linux Thin Client Cluster Live CD
Obstacle: PXE image for Kernel/Ramdisk with adequate support
Feature: Boot into sample windows application to access server
Format: TCP/IP

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