On Thursday 07 October 2004 00:40, Alan wrote: > What ris does is allow you to boot from a network card and install windows > 2000 and windows XP. The nice things is it an unattended installation and > it installs quicker than from a cd. > > The reason I want to do this is that I sell a lot of pc's where clients > want WINXP installed and it is quicker for me to install this way around, > as you can do 5 pc's at a time (IF needed) > > I hear red hat had something that does this. I am just trying to find out > if it is the same thing, or will I have to stick to windows server > versions.
Just in case I totally am reading this wrong and you are actually interested in using Linux to do installs of Linux via the network without CD's, etc., here is a link to a Network Install Howto that covers three distributions but is applicable to general Linux as well. http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Network-Install-HOWTO.html -- Bryan Phinney
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