On Sat, 8 Jun 2002 12:28:26 +0800, "Stephen Liu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I did try removing the bootable floppy and inserted another floppy. But I was
> not allowed to mount the floppy.
Yeah, when you "mount /dev/floppy", you're actually mounting the server's floppy.
It's an odd perspective-thing, but you get used to it. Just for simplicty (once you
work out the RSA, no-passwords SSH, this'll make more sense) you can run "ssh ws01
mount /dev/floppy" or similar, and it'll work.
> Yes, I would use a netbootable card finally. At this stage I only test the
> stability of the boot ROM. However a floppy is not an ideal storage medium
> because of its limited storage capacity.
What I was suggesting (without muddying the waters) was to buy a bunch of network
cards in a batch, then put in netroms. Buying them on your own is expensive- I paid
$90 for ONE card...and it was only an NE2000. (!) ($12 otherwise...)
> > If you're using the Jammin 125's, they have a USB port on'em, and you
> > can get those cool USB-memory-sticks...up to 1G each! There's some
> > software support you have to do, but it can be worked out. I'm going to do
> > this as soon as I get one of each...
>
> What is Jammin 125's ?? I tried browsing
> http://sourceforge.net/projects/ltsp/
Nope. See http://www.DisklessWorkstations.com. Nice place!
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