WTware Technical Support

Hi, I am trying to work with WTware on the Raspberry Pi 4B using network boot. I am coming across an issue I was hoping you may be able to assist me with. As I understand, the Raspberry Pi ignores DHCP option 067, so therefore requests files from the root directory. As a result (if not using WTware ...

Thank you very much! This work really well!

Hi aka,

Have you had an opportunity to look into this feature yet?

Kind regards,
John

Hi, I was wondering if it would be possible to add support for the Raspberry Pi POE HAT? Particularly the control of the fan. The use of the POE HAT causes the board to get considerably warm. 65C+ (degrees celsius). Under the latest Raspbian, the fan is controlled to come on at 45C, speed up at 50C ...

UPDATE: I am able to successfully network boot the Raspberry Pi 4. You need to update the firmware and bootloader, configure the bootloader for network boot and then write the bootloader to the EEPROM as described here https://github.com/raspberrypi/rpi-eeprom/blob/master/firmware/raspberry_pi4_netw...

Thank you for your response.

By "run WTware", I mean to run it as an OS on the RPi4, as you would expect for RDP. Mostly for administrative office tasks - email, documents, accounting, etc.

I will hopefully be getting delivery of my Raspberry Pi 4's later this week. I will attempt network booting and let you know. From the forum post it looks promising though.

Hi, Is the WTware Configurator able to generate a "Programming SD Card" that updates the EEPROM bootloader of the Raspberry Pi 4 to perform a network boot without requiring an SD Card? Raspberry Pi4 bootloader - network boot support - BETA https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t...

Hi, I would like to run wtware on the Raspberry Pi 4 (I dont currently have a Raspberry Pi 4). I was wondering what everyone's experience has been with the heat generated by the Pi4 while running wtware? Does it require active cooling? or would I be able to get away with using only passive cooling f...