Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PCs (WinFLP) is intented to provide a thin-client operating system that will provide basic computing services on older hardware, while retaining
much of the modern core technology in Windows XP Service Pack 2, such as Windows
Firewall, Group Policy, Automatic Updates, and other management services. Users
would typically make use of line-of-business applications that are hosted on a
remote server using Remote Desktop. This version of Windows will not support dial-up,
or VPN connections, but it will support operating as a diskless workstation and
remote booting.
Normally this OS is available to Software Assurance customers, I'm wondering, has anyone here use it?
I'm obtaining a copy for testing soon.
~~
FF>> one day.
So here's a look at the directory structure of the setup media, an iso image containing among other things, a large main .wim setup file (not pictured). It's likely the old ximage from the alpha longhorn days will be required to update the base image with new drivers, etc. One nice feature is access to a cmd prompt at the beginning of setup in a basic 32 bit pe which, among other things, facilitates recording an unattend.xml for future deployments.
