Argon Technology offers an updated version of RBFG that supports a few more NICs than
the standard Windows version. This product, however, is not free. They were selling
RBFG for $49.99US the last time I checked.
They also sell PXE on Disk for additional NICs including Gigabit, USB and PC
Can someone provide a quick overview of the new linux module that has been added in
v4.0?
How does one update prior versions to use Linux instead of DOS?
Thx.
TJ
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It is just a replacement for the MS-DOS boot disk. Burn the linux boot ISO image to a
CD, boot up the target computer with this CD, then it accesses the network just like
the DOS boot disk did. The rest of the setup is the same, except that you don't have
to reboot to format your drive. Also, I
NetBIOS is not routable. We get around this problem by having a interface
for each of our four subnets. Take a look at BROWSING-Config.txt and
BROWSING.txt in samba-version-here-/docs/textdocs
Paul
On Thu, 18 Mar 2004, Felipe Navarrete wrote:
Another detail I forgot to mention is that I
Got a link/requirements for wiki? I'd be happy to offer/host it since this
project helps me out so much.
Mark Harburn
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I can host it too.
I like Twiki, because it's pretty flexible, had nice diffs of changes, etc.
This is a link to the original wiki, if you've not seen them before:
http://c2.com/cgi/wiki
Jordan
mark harburn wrote:
Got a link/requirements for wiki? I'd be happy to offer/host it since this
They also have a PXE boot disk for VMware boxes. Which can be nice.
Jordan
Teresa Jeremy wrote:
Argon Technology offers an updated version of RBFG that supports a few more NICs than the standard Windows version. This product, however, is not free. They were selling RBFG for $49.99US the last
I don't know how enthusiastic the other offers of wiki hosting
were; if someone else really wants to run a wiki I'll bow out, but . . .
I created a wiki instance for unattended at
http://www.ubertechnique.com/unattended
I left the default page there, since it has all kinds of documentation on
Thanks for the reply.
I'm using different Network Cards with different Drivers in different slots
(rtl8139c, 3com905b, netgear 310tx etc).
Finally I've found another card (an Intel with 4 ethernet ports) which works!
The linuxinstall doesn't work yet. The Network Cards work correctly here,
I
Eugene Kotlyarov [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Reason is that makefile is oriented on bash, and make uses simple
sh. There is some environment variable to set up program for make
subshell, but last time I've tried it, it didn't work.
For complicated reasons, make ignores the environment
Sylvain Faivre [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In case you're upgrading from unattended 3.x, you might also want to
refresh your whole setup. I don't know if the 4.x boot disk works
with a 3.x install share.
You definitely need to refresh Z:\dosbin (especially install.pl) and
Z:\lib (especially the
Hey Pat,
It was me that reported the problem originally. I bypassed it by using
tar on my linux box.
However, I've found an ALL POWERFUL CHECKBOX in Winzip configuration
(though I haven't tested it yet).
Options-Configuration-Miscellaneous-TAR file smart CR/LF conversion
My guess is that
Johnson, Chris A -ND [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
However, I've found an ALL POWERFUL CHECKBOX in Winzip configuration
(though I haven't tested it yet).
Options-Configuration-Miscellaneous-TAR file smart CR/LF conversion
My guess is that UNchecking this box will make things work properly.
Ok, I got my rh90 server setup with unattended (OpenRIS) v4.0. I booted the bzImage
kernel via PXE, no problems here.
The install.pl script starts and I told it that I want to use whole drive c:, to
format the drive and overwrite the mbr.
I did not see anything to suggest that the hard drive
mark harburn [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Got a link/requirements for wiki? I'd be happy to offer/host it since this
project helps me out so much.
Matt sent a couple of links as examples of Wikis he liked:
I'm personally fond of BestPractical's wiki for RequestTracker
software
Teresa Jeremy [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The install.pl script starts and I told it that I want to use whole
drive c:, to format the drive and overwrite the mbr.
I did not see anything to suggest that the hard drive was actually
formatted.
We defer that step until dosemu is running, because
I went through various old messages to the mailing list and put
together this:
http://unattended.sourceforge.net/faq.html
The star of the show is the link to Jeff's Quick Install Guide. I
will update the link as soon as mail-archive.com indexes the latest
revision.
Once the Quick Install
Jeff Black [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I assume that mcopy is part of the mtools package.
Unfortunately I cannot seem to find mtools in the cygwin's
setup list of applications. Is it possibly known by another name?
Do I have to compile from source?
Eugene provides links for mtools and
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