Hello,
First of all let me thank Patrick and everyone who has worked on the Unattended
project.
It makes the world seem like a better place ;)
I poked around in the mailing list archives and noticed that folks have a linux based
boot
disk on their wishlist. I very much like a number of the features you've talked about
gaining from a linux based boot disk, and am ready to put some effort in. To that end
I
would like to check what the status of that feature is. Is anyone working on this
already?
Has anyone performed any additional experiments?
>From what I saw the features that people are interested in gaining are:
* Install directly to an NTFS filesystem rather than using FAT as an intermediate,
then converting to NTFS and defragmenting.
* More flexibility with network drivers.
Am I missing anything that people aleady mentioned on the list? One feature that I
hope
to be able to add is the ability to host installation data on a web server rather than
mounting a network filesystem. Well I guess I have some other features in mind but
they're
not quite clear yet.
Thanks again,
Seth
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