Hi to everybody, I'm looking for a way of booting a server/computer with a disk image (generated for example with "cat /dev/hda > disk-image.img" or "dd if=/dev/hda of=disk-image.img") stored in a TFTP or NFS server.
The procedure should be somehow like this : 1.- You power on the computer. 2.- Computer sends a dhcp request for obtaining the network config. 3.- Computer connects to tftp or NFS server. It then issues a command like "cat /nfssharedir/disk-image.img > /dev/hda" or "dd if=/nfssharedir/disk-image.img of=/dev/hda" 4.- It then continues booting using that image. 5-. You end up with a fresh system 100% identical to the one from whom you made the image. Is it possible to do this with GRUB ? Or anyother combination of tools / methods you may know ? Thanks in advance, Regards, Teresa. _______________________________________________ Bug-grub mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-grub
