Hello,
I'm working on a network of computers with hard disks, but without any floppy nor
CD-Rom drives,
and I've installed them through the network (with some problems, but it finally works).
In case of hard disk failure, I would like to be able to load a mini Debian system
through the network
to examine/repair in case of simple problems. I can do a big load at the boot of this
mini-system, but
due to technical constraints, i can't use a NFS exported partition (of a server) to
realize it.
I tried to build a system into the initrd, but it's quite big (~ 30 Mo) and it doesn't
work
[I don't know what is the limit of the initrd size ; didn't found anything about this
on the web .. .any clue ?]
Is anyone can give me some hints how to do this ?
thanks,
Fred.
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Fr�d�ric Boiteux - Calistel
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