A simple answer to your main question is I don't know, however I've installed eBox on a cobalt system which required a special kernel image, and also doesn't have any normal installation methods. I accomplished this by first installing a very basic Debian (not etch), and then installing eBox via apt-get. It was kind of tricky, but in the end it installed just fine, and is running very well as a file server/domain controller for a mid-sized company. In your case, the biggest problem I would see is the limits placed on your drive situation. I would suggest looking into something with a smaller foot print like FreeNAS <http://www.freenas.org/>. -hanz
On 8/24/07, Amaury Amblard-Ladurantie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hello, > > I have salvaged from the trash a hardware appliance which is basically > a 486 PC without video card, keyboard or mouse plug and which will > just accept 1 compact flash card (no hard drive, although with big > microdrives available this is no longer a problem). > > Is there a way to install Ebox on such a computer? Either using the > serial port or the console. I cannot use the standard CD-ROM based > install since I can only plug 1 CF. > I know I can install Sarge by hand (with debootstrap for example) and > then install the ebox packages, but I would prefer to use the tailored > debian installer for this. > > Is there any way to use the tailored Ebox installer to do a > serial/remote install? > > Best regards, > Amaury > _______________________________________________ > Ebox-user mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.warp.es/mailman/listinfo/ebox-user >
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