Hi list !
I have some questions concerning the creation of the boot CD for bacula
in case of
multiple hosts. If I have correctly looked at the created iso, in fact
only the machine
on which the iso has been created will have its kernel and binaries on
CD, right ?
It is OK when all the backuped machines share the same
kernel/configuration (so
which have quite the same hardware) but it should be wrong when having
differents
machine types (like somes using specific RAID drivers, something like
that I mean).
Am I still right at this point ?
Isn't there a way to have a boot CD allowing to choose between different
kernels
(one per machine) at boot time, like almost every distros installation
CD (which offers
differents flavors, a rescue mode...) ?
Does someone has already done some work on this ?
I think that such a feature would be a good idea, perhaps something to
look at when
the 2.6 kernels booting from CD problem has been resolved ;)
Cheers,
Yann
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