On Tue, 17 Jun 2003 02:16:45 +0200, Micha³ Pasternak
<michal@pasternak.w.lub.pl> wrote:
> 
> I can buy WYSE Winterm 3315SE for about 50 USD (specs at
> http://www.wyse.com/service/discontd/winterm/wint3000/3315.htm). It
> comes with MS Windows CE preinstalled and it's said to be MS Windows
> terminal.
> 
> Could it be any use with NetBSD? I'd like to use it as an X terminal,
> but I didn't found any information on the net. Tech docs say it comes
> with MSIE and text terminal emulator installed - could I use it at least
> to telnet and browsing the web? Could it mount samba shares?

To know whether or not you could load NetBSD on it, you'd need technical
data.  I read the link and the "data sheet" but didn't find anything about
the processor or RAM.  My guess is No, not without hardware hacking.  I
mean, how will you intercept the boot?  

The built-in functionality loads no software from the server.  It won't
attach to a samba share, and even if it did it there wouldn't be any
application to talk to it.  

--jkl