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‎04-19-2018 03:51 AM - edited ‎04-19-2018 03:52 AM

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Product: hp t5525
Operating System: Linux

I have been using the hp t5525 thin client series  made in 2005, for over a decade now and setup a well run ubuntu based ltsp system over the years for a school at my village.  However after Ubuntu 10.04 lts server edition, none of the hp thin clients can work, all later ubuntu version can successfuly work with newer hp versions or laptops, as fat-clients.

Would like to know if there's a way to enable pxe support by flashing the hp t5525s. The processor type is: via eden Esp 8000 with speed at 800MHz, with 256 MB flash memory and memory size of 112 MB.

 If not possible, then which versions of hp thin clients with similar specs, is best suitable for ubuntu-server editions from 2012 onwards?
Thanks

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