Hi,
From my point of view one of the advantadges of RPi is that you can easily deploy new OS images by just replacing the SD card with a different one (all v1 or v2 RPi have basically the same hardware ).
So in general I would just update one of the RPi nodes, check everything works and after that take the SD card to a standard computer and make a dd image of it. Then with that image you can update the SD cards of the rest of RPi.
If you can afford having some extra SD cards then you can just replace one SD card with the updated one.
In case you prefer network updates take into account that the network in the RPi is not especially fast because the NIC is only 100Mbits and the processor is also a limiting factor for the speed if using encrypted transfers (like scp).
Cheers, Javier
On 09/01/14 09:32, kamerun@immerda.ch wrote:
hello,
yes we am testing to make x2go network with raspberry we have now in testing phase. as raspberry has no pxe we load raspian and x2goglient it works now we have only 2 clients but we will do it with 5 to 10 clients
i would be very happy to have help, i am in kamerun and it is not easy here to test
our project has the motto
computer everywhere for every body
to solve it we use solar technology low power computer (alix board as client, now raspberry) and low power server (dual core 20 watts) monitor 12 watts all with 12 and 5 volts imputs
assiciation linux friends limbe (cameroon)
michel
we are an open source informatic school against digital gap between north and south and digital gap in south between village and town
Zitat von Stefan Baur <newsgroups.mail2@stefanbaur.de>:
Hi,
I just stumbled over http://rpitc.blogspot.de/ - a project to turn Raspis into cheap thin clients. They're including an X2Go client in their image, too.
I'd be curious how these boxes perform under load - did anyone on this list try it out already? If no, who owns a Raspi and is willing to give it a try?
-Stefan
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