I actually think that using the Oscar framework is probably not what 
you'd want to be doing for this situation, since you'd pretty much be 
throwing most of it away.. I don't think anything like this has been 
done in the way you are suggesting, possibly because it's really hard 
for me to figure out a reason to do things this way...

(syslinux/pxelinux and nfs root may be a good way to start looking.. but 
I can't help on that path..)

Vmware may be a better answer for what you need?

Michael Edwards wrote:
> This is possible in principle, but I don't think the OSCAR 
> infrastructure supports this sort of "on the fly" booting to an 
> arbitrary OS in anything like real time.  This is  expensive in terms 
> of network usage and boot time.  You have to download the entire 
> operating system and all its associated programs, not just its kernel 
> for most use cases.
>
> On 2/28/07, *hiba salma* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
> <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
>
>     But i'm talking about a scenario in which we have all OS images on
>     the network, not in the client's Harddrive.In this case a client
>     must configure itself from the network to boot an OS.just like it
>     does with One OS.
>
>     is it possible that we have multiple kernel files on the server
>     (headnode) and every client can run an OS of its own choice by
>     configuring itself from the network, not from its hard drive.
>
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