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The thin client that would be loaded for instant access is a bit large , the only way to do this would be to have a EPROM programming machine.<br>
Having one of those available , then you would need to have the thin client put through a machine code generator. If you have the resources this can be a very cost effecitve way of getting the units on line , however if you do go this route; start by using EEPROMS . These are just as fast as EPROMS but can also save money while tweaking the software loads.<br>
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An alternative way would be to use batch files with 2 floppy drives to load the necessary drivers and network attachments. This is also another way to test the software loads Before loading them into an EPROM.<br>
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Good luck;<br>
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Having one of those available , then you would need to have the thin client put through a machine code generator. If you have the resources this can be a very cost effecitve way of getting the units on line , however if you do go this route; start by using EEPROMS . These are just as fast as EPROMS but can also save money while tweaking the software loads.<br>
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An alternative way would be to use batch files with 2 floppy drives to load the necessary drivers and network attachments. This is also another way to test the software loads Before loading them into an EPROM.<br>
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Good luck;<br>
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