Morning-
I actually am doing what you say on 2 machines right now. The gateway is
a 486 that I have no need for a monitor or a keyboard or a mouse, and the
other system got hozed when a 3.6 gid WD HD failed... so I put linux on it
to run seti@home.
THere are 3 places in the bios you need to look to enable 'dumb' booting-
one is boot sequence- disable your floppy drive.
two is floppy drive options - disable them (if you don't have one, like
me)
three is 'keyboardless operation' - enable that one.
then just disconnect everything when it works and you are set!
Good luck.
Jason
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On Sun, 6 Feb 2000, Navinchandra wrote:
> Dear Friends,
>
> Can we install Linux on a machine without keyboard, Mouse and a Monitor. I
> mean I would like to use that PC as a server which when once installed would
> not fail bcoz of kbd or mouse misuse. Can disk duplexing be done in Linux?
> and how.
>
> Waiting for pointers.
>
> Navinchandra.
>
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