Sorry for being stupid but if you want a more graphical effect.... you could
put grub (or lilo) on the harddisk and tell grub how to boot a etherboot
disk. As the machine is not disk less anyway if you can't program the boot
prom it save the need for a floppy. (might get removed by a user who got
rought up that machines should not normally be booted from floppy.
I believe you should be able to install grub or lilo like this from knoppix
or some other CD based distribution of linux ie no linux intallation needed
to set it up.
Not tried it my self but the logic should work. I guess you can just dd
etherboot to a partition and it will work?
Just a guess
Peter Childs
On Tuesday 28 January 2003 16:17, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Before generating and downloading it you can configure Etherboot
> online to make it show a prompt that lets you choose between a local
> and a remote boot. You can even determine how long it should pause
> before choosing a default way to boot. That should do the trick.
>
> On 28-Jan-03 Joyce LAMBERT wrote:
> > Hello
> >
> > I have now a server with LTSP running good.
> > Some of the pc must run with LTSP and with Win98 on a local hard
> > drive.
> > Is there a possibility to start a multiboot with the network
> > 1- LTSP
> > 2- Win98 (Local HardDrive)
> > 3- HardDrive Clone (Norton Ghost Like) [I have see udpcast how can
> > do
> > somthing like this).
> >
> > I now the project is at the begining but if someone can help me to
> > find
> > the good road.
> >
> > Thank
> >
> >
> >
> >
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