Almost everything we touch today has some sort of computer chip in it. From the shop floor in industry to our washing machines. During Christmas I went over to my local pub. A mate of mine went to turn on the jukebox and called me over and said you'll like this. As it booted to my surprize this networked jukebox booted MSDOS (can't remeber which version). After it booted and I looked at the screen, you could see it was obviously DOS graphics.
      So, to start off this section on Embedded DOS Solutions I've got some links to sites that deal embedded DOS, from the OS itself to networking software.

• Embeddedarm
• Advanced Micro Periphals embedded video.
• JK Micro System
• Micro/Sys
• Arcom
• Taskit
• Emboot Universal Packet Driver for PXE compatible Network Cards.
• Ertos Real-Time OS networking software.
• 2 Net Networking Software
• Waterloo TCP/IP Networking software
• ROM-DOS
• rxDOS a very fast multithread OS for DOS in C.
• RT Kernel A Real-Time Multitasking System for DOS.

      Thinclient are a way to remote boot a computer from a central server making updates, management and security as-easy-as fudge. Based around DHCP (Dynamic Host Control Protocol) and TFTP (Trival File Transport Protocol).
      In the months running up Christmas I was working on some ThinClient architecture. Basiclly Thinclients use two types of OS Linux and DOS. There are a few links to get you started.

• NetBoot
• EtherBoot
• DOS-RDP Remote Desktop Protocol for DOS.
• Waterloo Terminal Disk This disk makes a great starting point for a DOS NBI(Network Boot Image) to Linux server running any of these protocols. SSH2, Telnet, VNC(Virtual Network Console) or NFS(Network File System).
• ICA Client 16 & 32 bit DOS, ICA Client for Citrix Remote Access Servers.
• DOS-VNC Virtual Network Console for DOS.