Yes, it is feasible to install tinycore or another lightweight Linux distribution on a zero client.
Yes, it is feasible to install tinycore or another lightweight Linux distribution on a zero client.
I received several HP T310 PC-OPCI units without any clients installed, aiming to repurpose or dispose of them. I wanted to set up a lightweight Linux distribution for them as low-power IoT devices. They have only 32MB of flash storage and 512MB of RAM, and I’m unable to reach the boot menu or install another OS. As a new user, I apologize if this isn’t relevant. Any assistance would be very welcome!