On 07/08/07, Will Sheldon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Gerhard Hofmann wrote:
> >>con: quite a big file to distribute, any minor change would
> >>mean to repackage and redistribute the whole thing
>
> What about Jigdo? It allows you download only the changed parts of a
> large file. It's
> Gerhard Hofmann wrote:
>>con: quite a big file to distribute, any minor change would
>>mean to repackage and redistribute the whole thing
What about Jigdo? It allows you download only the changed parts of a
large file. It's how Debian had been distributing ISO's for a couple
of years now
Hi!
Am Montag, den 06.08.2007, 09:15 +0200 schrieb Gerhard Hofmann:
> Peter Varga wrote:
> > Has anyone thought about creating and maintaining a VMWare Virtual
> > Appliance (especially for ESX)?
> >
>
> Hi Peter,
>
> creating some kind of Unattended appliance is a nice idea and I have
> serio
Mario Gzuk wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Gerhard Hofmann wrote:
>> There are two types of appliances I could imagine:
>> - creating a complete virtual machine with Linux + Samba
>>+ install share
>>pro: very easy to get it running
>>con: quite a big file to distribute, any minor change would
>>
Peter Varga wrote:
> Has anyone thought about creating and maintaining a VMWare Virtual
> Appliance (especially for ESX)?
>
Hi Peter,
creating some kind of Unattended appliance is a nice idea and I have
serious interest in creating (or contributing to) such an appliance.
The appliance should b
Hi Peter,
I have thought about trying to do it. I am running my unattended
install on ESX atm, and am about to move it over to (recreate it on) a
fresh deb install ready for production use. I'd be happy to share once
I have finished (in a couple of weeks).
We would need to create an install scrip
Has anyone thought about creating and maintaining a VMWare Virtual Appliance
(especially for ESX)?
Right now we have only one choice and it's called "ultimate deployment
appliance". And frankly, it doesn't seem to work as well as "Unattended"
Maybe with some enhancements around managing the ima
