El Viernes, 5 Julio 2002, "Arif Altun" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió:
Hi Arif, well, you can find everything you need to boot fom floppy
disks from www.rom-o-matic.com, you only need to find the model of
your network card and download the file, then from a root terminal
type:
"cat (name_of_the_
>If you are using a floppy, why not put the kernel on the floppy, with
>you root fs on nfs ?.
>You can still use dhcp to assign ip.
Because it boots up from the network in a couple of seconds after
reading in and executing Etherboot, as opposed tens of seconds reading
the whole floppy. And with t
Hi Shane,
At 06:01 PM 7/5/2002 +0100, Shane Kennedy wrote:
>If you are using a floppy, why not put the kernel on the floppy, with
>you root fs on nfs ?.
>You can still use dhcp to assign ip.
I am interested to learn how to make it. Could you please pass me more
information.
Thanks
Stephen Li
Hi Arif,
The workstation can boot from a floppy. Please visit following site for
more information
http://etherboot.sourceforge.net/
Have a trial
Stephen
At 06:16 PM 7/5/2002 +0300, Arif Altun wrote:
>Hi,
>I am completely new to ltsp. However, I am determined to give it a try. I
>have a qu
> If you are using a floppy, why not put the kernel on the floppy, with
> you root fs on nfs ?.
You intend to flash the nic rom but
- You are testing your image before flashing it
- You can't flash all 200 clients today but they all have to work by
tomorrow at 08:00
The other 199 clients
> Hi,
> I am completely new to ltsp. However, I am determined to give it a try. I
> have a question about initializing ltsp workstations. Is it possible to
> use regular ethernet cards (without ROMs) and to create bootable diskettes
> to initialize workstations from.
It certainly is. This is sta
If you are using a floppy, why not put the kernel on the floppy, with
you root fs on nfs ?.
You can still use dhcp to assign ip.
Shane
Peter Lister wrote:
>
> > I am completely new to ltsp. However, I am determined to give it a try. I
> > have a question about initializing ltsp workstations. Is
On Fri, 5 Jul 2002 18:16:34 +0300 (EEST)
"Arif Altun" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I am completely new to ltsp. However, I am determined to give it a try. I
> have a question about initializing ltsp workstations. Is it possible to
> use regular ethernet cards (without ROMs) and to create
> I am completely new to ltsp. However, I am determined to give it a try. I
> have a question about initializing ltsp workstations. Is it possible to
> use regular ethernet cards (without ROMs) and to create bootable diskettes
> to initialize workstations from. I have read it was possible to writ
Hi,
I am completely new to ltsp. However, I am determined to give it a try. I
have a question about initializing ltsp workstations. Is it possible to
use regular ethernet cards (without ROMs) and to create bootable diskettes
to initialize workstations from. I have read it was possible to write th
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