Brian May wrote:
> You have to be careful with /lib, /bin, and /sbin, as files in these
> directories are required on boot...
Yes, and the important thing is to find the required files on boot (eg:
/sbin/mount, /sbin/init, /sbin/getty, etc...) and then put them in the
client's respective "system
In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you write:
>If you'd like to save some spaces, you can select several directories to
>be exported. Of course, the server and the clients have to be running
>the same version of the OS. If I remember correctly, /lib, /bin, /sbin,
>/usr can be exported safely.
You have
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> Asunto: nfs boot off of a kernel on a floppy
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> My ultimate goal is to have a floppy
> with an appropriat
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Asunto: nfs boot off of a kernel on a floppy
I just need a few pointers to docs and such.
I am wanting to steal my wifes CPU for some number crunching and don't
really want to install linux on her machine. I wou
I just need a few pointers to docs and such.
I am wanting to steal my wifes CPU for some number crunching and don't
really want to install linux on her machine. I would like to use NFS
root booting to accomplish this. My ultimate goal is to have a floppy
with an appropriate kernel on it that I
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