>At 01:55 +0000 on 03/01/03, Mark Benson wrote: > >>Convenient Example. Apple used to sell them as workgroup servers for >>Mac clusters using Pluses and SEs. They used a remote boot system that > >Uhmmmm... no Mac before the iMac could netboot. Maybe you're thinking of the >Apple IIgs. >-- > I don't understand why one would need that netboot thing... Just boot from a floppy with system folder containing ramdisk utility and networking software and let ramdisk+ (after having proper setup) take care of the rest.
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