Tom Allison wrote:
Oh dear...
They've added so many formats and it's been so many years since I
looked at this stuff.
I was planning on putting a boot disk onto the /dev/hda device of
these workstations and leaving it at that. But there seems to be a
lot more options now.
I could just add an entry to my existing grub/lilo configurations.
But I am thinking on some it would be simpler to just replace the
drive entirely. Can I 'dd' an .iso image to get the desired effect?
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There is a nice how to for this
http://www.peak.org/~mountainman/misc/LTSP-boot.html
Peter
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