Hello All!

    This is the version 0.8 of NetStation thin client linux distribution for
     X, RDP, VNC, SSH, Telnet, ICA & Tarantella protocols.


Minimal hardware requeriments for terminals

    Processor:	x86 +100Mhz
        
    RAM:	16MB (min) (8MB using TinyX) 
    
    Video card: All supported by XFree86 3.3.6 SVGA, XFree86 4.2, or by
    		SVGALib

    Net cards:	Realtek 8139, NE2000, EEPro100, Davicom 910x, SiS900, VIA,
    		3Com 905/ 59x, etc (see modules.conf).
    

Build
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    1. Edit "packages.conf" file.
    1. Edit "modules.conf" file.
    2. Run "build".


Installation
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Etherboot:

    1. Copy netstation.nbi (in boot-images/etherboot) and netstation.conf 
       to your tftpd root directory.
    2. Edit netstation.conf to match your terminals configuration.
    3. Add filename "netstation.nbi" to your dhcpd config.
    4. Boot your terminal with Etherboot and.. good luck! :)

Syslinux:

    1. Copy the files in boot-images/syslinux, kernel/vmlinuz & initrd to
       your storage media (floppy, DOC, hd, etc).
    2. Run syslinux /dev/<device>
    
PXE:

    1. Copy the files in boot/pxe, kernel/vmlinuz, initrd and netstation.conf
       to your tftpd root directory.
    2. Edit netstation.conf to match your terminals configuration.
    3. Read the pxelinux.txt file to learn how to setup your dhcp server.

Floppy image:
    
    1. Format a new floppy: superformat /dev/fd0
    2. Build and Netstation image including only the base package.
    3. Copy the files in boot-images/syslinux, kernel/vmlinuz and initrd to
       the floppy.
    4. Run syslinux /dev/fd0

NSP packages:

    To select wich nsp packages must be loaded after boot you must set the
    PACKAGES variable in netstation.conf file. The .nsp files must be put on
    the same directory where the .nbi image resides.
    

Notes
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* If you need to set individual configurations for terminals you can put config
 files named  netstation.<eth MAC address>.conf (ex. nestation-005004AABBCC.conf)
 or netstation-<ip address>.conf in your root tftpd dir.

* This is a development release! It's not intended to run on a production
 environment yet.