Detecting Computer Hardware Remotely from other PC station

We are doing very similar things at DevelopOnline.com, it gets very
convoluted when you want to do multiple OSs for multiple platforms.
It depends to what extent you want to actually configure the
hardware, if you want to be able to change IRQs, etc. That's beyond
what I'm working on. If you just want to know what is on the
clients, that's doable. As for remote booting, there's plenty of
documentation and support for that so long as you are using standard
platforms (i386, Sparc, Alpha, etc..)

I'm working on Embedded devices and such. If you have any specific
questions, by all means, ask away. I'm afraid there are too many
peices to just give an overview or script to do it for you.

Blake Barnett
Sr. Unix Administrator for DevelopOnline.com
480.377.6816 T 480.736.9211 F
blake.barnett@developonline.com


- -----Original Message-----
From: Kelly Khoo [mailto:kelly_khoo_99@yahoo.com]
Sent: Tuesday, December 05, 2000 6:10 PM
To: plug-discuss@lists.PLUG.phoenix.az.us
Subject: Detecting Computer Hardware Remotely from other PC station

List:
     Hi, anyone know or is process of developing a
project in Linux to detect PC hardware from remote
station. Actually, I am looking for a posibility to
remote boot clients (without hard disk) with multi OS
and hardware configuration from remote Linux server.

     If anyone know that there is such a project going
on, kindly provide the information. Thanks.

- -Kelly-



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