Hey i need information on the characteristics of linux diskless worstation currently??? can u be of any help?

To solve this problem, configure the service port of the switch connected to the diskless workstation as an edge port. For details, see the user guide of the web network management system. Huawei Networking Products News and FAQ

That means you have a bad ram memory. some times with just take them out from the slot and put them back in will fix that kind of problem. however if you have a bad memory you will need to buy them.

you ram memory should be located at back of your laptop. you will need a screw driver to open it. is really easy to do it.

hope this help

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diskless_node

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diskless_node

Might be just me, but are you asking a question of some sort or making a sales pitch?

Sometimes it can be caused by the usb port, usb cable and etc where the voltage supply might not be enough, thus cannot recognize the device. Try switch to another usb port.

It means that apache want to use SysV IPC. (semaphore get function)

IPC:
Inter process communication
These software objects (semaphores,shared memory and signals) enables the processes to exchange information.
Apache processes wants to exchange information via semaphores but could not,

You current Linux kernel dont have SystemV IPC support.
You should build a new Linux kernel with a SystemV IPC support.
You will have to rebuild the kernel with that support enabled (it's under the "General Setup" submenu)

I hope you can compile a new Linux kernel, if not this can help:
http://www.freeos.com/articles/2589/

Hi. If you're talking about having an external hard drive somewhere on your network and using that as your boot device in the same fashion as a USB-attached hard drive, then no. However, you can boot a computer using something called BootP, which is short for Bootstrap Protocol. Historically this was used by diskless workstations to obtain an IP address as well as the location of the boot image that the computer would use to boot up. It used to be used in only the *nix world (Unix, Linux, etc.). However, there is also some use in the MS Windows environments, specifically with  diskless media center computers running a Windows operating system.....Hope this helps!