Re: [edubuntu] lients légers à $100

[Michel Pélégrin <michel.pelegrin AT ac-poitiers.fr>]

J'ai utilisé 2 Itona VXL (Via C3 800mhz) d'abord avec un serveur Abuledu puis avec un serveur Edubuntu, personnellement je les achetés d'occasion sur ebay, ils valent neuf dans les 200€ :
http://www.edgb2b.com/Sphinx_Connect_France-1676-noprofil-1000808-15917-0-1-1-fr-societe.html
j'ai également essayé un Neoware mais je n'ai pas réussi à le faire booter en PXE.

Michel Pélégrin
michel.pelegrin AT ac-poitiers.fr

François BARILLON a écrit :

Bonsoir,

J'ai vu passer sur la liste internationale un lien vers des clients
légers à bas prix : autour de $100, soit 1/3 du prix moyen d'un client
léger neuf.
http://www.ewayco.com/51-embedded-systems-100-PC-mini-ITX-low-cost/100-tu-low-cost-pc-thin-client-embedded-system.html

Selon Oliver Grawert, le responsable du projet Edubuntu, ces clients
légers fonctionnent mais posent des problèmes de temps de démarrage (en
cours de résolution pour Gusty).

Quelqu'un a-t-il testé ce genre de machine?

Voyez-vous un moyen de financer quelques exemplaires à fins de tests?

François 

PS : Je me permets de joindre le message d'Oliver Grawert :
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It comes with a 200 MHz CPU and 128 MB RAM.  The shared video memory 
  

can be set to a number of settings.  8 or 16 MB works fine.  I have 
tested the sound, so I can't say whether it works or not with
      

K12LTSP.
  

Has anyone tested it with edubuntu ? will the 200mhz be enough for all
the encrypting/decrypting of traffic ?
Also how does pulseaudio work with them ?
    

we are using these little thingies in the ltsp developer crowd a bit atm
to get ltsp running properly on them. the encryption is only a problem
if you start playing video or so, pulseaudio wouldnt be a problem if the
soundcard would have a supported alsa driver which is apparently in the
works upstream, so we should see it for gutsy.

the biggest problem with this device and ltsp 5 is currently the
boottime hich is with feisty's ltsp hilariously long. the device has
also a specialized framebuffer device so the bootsplash doent work with
the default kernel.

we (at ltsp.org) are working on getting ltsp for that the device to a
reasonable state for gutsy (new ldm with an unencrypted mode for X but
still encrypted passwords, fast X detection, new squashfs/unionfs
architecture and indeed the matching alsa drivers), but for feisty you
are best off with using a static xorg,conf via an lts.conf option, to
switch off the splash in your PXE config and not use ldm (not because of
the CPU not handling the encryption but it starts up very slow on that
machine) by defining SCREEN_07=startx, that should get you a bearable
bootspeed.

ciao
        oli


  

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