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  When preparing this live medium, one should be aware that the device is not 
directly mountable, but that on the FAT or FAT32 filesystem a very large file 
is created, which represents the real image. I have failed to make changes to 
the local setup, e.g. /etc/hosts changed or so, persistent. This is certainly 
possible, somehow, but this overview would need a good soul to describe how. I 
want the medium to be the only medium that the machine sees, e.g. to boot from 
otherwise diskless clients. If someone would know how for instance to create a 
second partition on the USB stick (ok, I have done that) and use that together 
with the aufs/squashfs to achieve persistency within the USB stick, not with 
the (non-existent) hard disk.
  
  One persistency is achievable, and the image possibly compressed, this setup 
would seem ideal for many causes.
+ 
+ === Protocol for netboot ===
+ 
+ '' this section is currently under preparation - don't try it yet, but feel 
free to correct if you know better''
+ 
+ This scenario prepares one single root image that is served via NFS. Changes 
are written to a copy-on-write (COW) image, which is different for every 
machine. Everything is prepared in complete analogy to the regular Live CD that 
is prepared with live-helper:
+ 
+ {{{
+ sudo apt-get install live-helper
+ }}}
+ 
+ server=pc07.inb.uni-luebeck.de # place your server here
+ 
+ lh_config -b net \
+   --net-root-server $server \ 
+   --net-cow-server $server \
+   --distribution squeeze --categories "main contrib non-free" \
+   -p standard --packages 
'^(libcv-dev|autodock|gromacs|ballview|autodocktools|lvm2|openssh-server|openssh-client|boinc-client|r-cran-qtl|r-recommended|nfs-common)$'
 \
+   -m http://ftp2.de.debian.org/debian/
+ sudo lh_build
+ }}}
+ 
+ lvm2 was added to increase flexibility with locally added disks, should the 
need arise. 
  
  === Protocol for plain chroot plus boot loader ===
  

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