--- Martin Bochnig <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > It does require the server to be in an > environment > > > were there > > > are PXE servers available; that is not a given > for > > > colocated > > > equipment. > > > > haha. well, that is not an excuse for crying about > a > > CD/DVD rescue. ( people who encounter resistance > to > > setting up pxe support and necessary > infrastructure > > exempted but i do not think such folks will > complain > > anyway ) > > I doubt such a tone is appropriate. > Btw, nobody "made noise" or "cried for a boot cd" > before you arrived. > And I doubt it will attract potential newcomers, who > may have signed up just today.
if you cannot get yourself a network solution to booting problems for your servers that are located remotely, then you cannot complain about having to boot a CD/DVD to do rescue now can you? (i am, of course, not saying that this is the solution to the '/usr/bin/shell' problem they were discussing) > > Allow me a question: Did you ever sit in a > plane/car/garden in front of your mobile > workstation? > Or rather in front of your x86 laptop? > Where is your Grub/pxe, or > selfcompiledGrub/NIC-specific, or (on sparc) dhcp, > bootp, rarp, where is your boot server access then ? > Haha. > ? Your mobile workstation/x86 laptop is your server? Send instant messages to your online friends http://uk.messenger.yahoo.com _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
