A lot of things:
- The Linux server-based configuration and
documentation have been completely
redesigned. It is now based on RedHat Linux 4.1, updated to the
2.0.30 kernel. Linux system setup and maintenance has been
much simplified.
- The Dos and Windows configurations have been completely redesigned, using
a "hard-disk based" approach. This makes the configuration MUCH easier,
fasten the boot process, reduces the network load,
and even allows for a server-based setup of Windows NT station
(although this is not described in this document).
- We now use a DHCP server, with standard DHCP/BOOTP extensions (RFC 2132).
- This configuration now works also with Samba, the free SMB server,
instead of a Novell server. In fact, we are now on the point of
throwing away of our Novell server...
A new banner feature has been added to the bpunzip
utility.
A bug in MRZIP, which caused "Bad compressed data" errors during
disk image decompression, has been found and fixed.
Several precisions were added to the documentation. Links to related
software (
Shared LAN Cache)
and documentation
(from J. Carlstedt, of
The Cathedral School of Uppsala, Sweden)
have also been added.