On Sat, May 14, 2005 at 10:50:28PM -1000, Randall Oshita wrote:
Well done, and thanks for de-spamming the wiki.
Pardon if this has been mentioned but what do you use for this?
Most wikis store revisions to the wiki pages. So removing the
spam manually is simply a matter of reverting to the
On Thu, May 12, 2005 at 04:01:30PM -1000, R. Scott Belford wrote:
http://www.hosef.org/wiki/OpenSourceGhosting
has incorrect information. The sentence:
g4u has now become g4l.
Is this a non-issue?
The quote does not exist anywhere on the wiki and there has been
no edit of that
Vince Hoang wrote:
On Thu, May 12, 2005 at 04:01:30PM -1000, R. Scott Belford wrote:
http://www.hosef.org/wiki/OpenSourceGhosting
has incorrect information. The sentence:
g4u has now become g4l.
Is this a non-issue?
The quote does not exist anywhere on the wiki and there has been
no
On Sat, May 14, 2005 at 07:28:17AM -1000, R. Scott Belford wrote:
The quote does not exist anywhere on the wiki and there has been
no edit of that particular page at least 90 days.
My mistake. I was using
http://www.hosef.org/wiki/RecentChanges?days=90 and not
Vince Hoang wrote:
using and does not list changes categorized as minor edits. It
was enough to clean out changes by ÀñíçéàÖãæôßøü, so I thought
nothing more of it. Oh well.
Thanks, Vince. This is a prime example of the many tasks you
thanklessly undertake for HOSEF. It is not an accident
Well done, and thanks for de-spamming the wiki.
Pardon if this has been mentioned but what do you use for this?
Thanks.
Randall
We had a long discussion about this, and a member took it upon his self
to create a wiki page. I have been advised a few times that it is
grossly inaccurate. Any desire to stay on top of this would be most
appreciated.
The wiki page
http://www.hosef.org/wiki/OpenSourceGhosting
has
I was interested ( slightly confused) by the
discussion of open source ghosting. I've put a page on
the wiki
(http://www.hosef.org/wiki/OpenSourceGhosting) to try
to condense/verify/expand on what I learned in that
discussion. The page is just a sketch at the moment, I
plan to do some actual
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[LUAU] open source ghosting/wiki syntax?
I was interested ( slightly confused) by the
discussion of open source ghosting. I've put a page on
the wiki
(http://www.hosef.org/wiki/OpenSourceGhosting) to try
to condense/verify/expand on what I learned in that
discussion
On Tue, 21 Sep 2004 14:46:35 -0700 (PDT), TB [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Also, one of the URLs I try to link to has a ~ in it,
and the wiki software elides it, breaking the URL.
Anyone know how to fix it?
Try using a second tilde: http://foo.bar/~~baz/
-Vince
We need to image the machines as needed to preserve their ability to
serve the foreign students their windows goodies. If we do a Linux
install on the machines, we need to return the lab to its initial state.
How about booting linux diskless? Then you dont have to touch
the current install
of Linuxes, each and every one is bootable, on the same hard disc. The
command cp works for me b/c I never use hard linking. But I wonder
how ghost or DriveCopy/DriveImage handles hard linking?
The linux cp(1) command should preserve your hard links as well
if you use the appropriate flags.
Tim Newsham wrote:
How about booting linux diskless? Then you dont have to touch
the current install at all (other than putting a different boot
loader on it). Grub has netboot capabilities, does linux support
it? (My bet is yes).
It is a tri-boot lab. We use a grub to netboot from our
Quoting Tom_Gordon/RISE/[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I've partimage on netbooted thin clients to do imaging for windowsxp
partitions via ssh and nfs. restored 7 machines in under an hour.
hopefully partimage loses the stupid ntfs/experimental warning so it can
be completely unattented.
parted
Nathan A. Keirn wrote:
Actually I guess this is where my Windows Administrative knowledge will come
in. All ghost does Windows wise is run sysprep, sysprep is a free utility
that is part of W2k and XP. Sysprep allows you to enter License key, Net
Bios, and basically everything else that is
On Thu, 26 Aug 2004, Hawaii Linux Institute (wayne) wrote:
no more than a single cp command. Recently, however, Win4Lin seems to
have problems with the 2.6.7 kernel. Perhaps it's time to get rid of
Windows for good. (But a open-sources Ghost clone for Windows is still
a great idea and I will
: Tuesday, August 24, 2004 7:30 pm
Subject: Re: [LUAU] Open Source Ghosting
there are OSS utilities that can do ftp and http install of
system image for
Windows and *nix, but still can't re-partition during restore.
So, OSS
utilities can do the same except resizing the partition
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Re: [LUAU] Open Source Ghosting
Hi,
Just a FYI for everyone in HOSEF. I spoke with Scott last week
about donating a free copy of Ghost (9.0) to HOSEF and have ordered it
through
my corporation (Symantec). I should be able to deliver it next week
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Actually I guess this is where my Windows Administrative knowledge will
come
in. All ghost does Windows wise is run sysprep, sysprep
Thanks, All, for the ideas, insight, and initiative. Allow me to put
some focus on our objectives so we can adequately harness all this
expertise. HOSEF has donated an entire lab to McKinley. It is a
tri-boot lab. Win98 lite is run during the day to serve foreign
language classes their
A few weeks ago at the Wednesday meeting we had a brief discussion about
needing the enterprise edition of Norton's Ghost utility. I thought that
there has to be a solution for this that is free. I stumbled across this
link with almost no searching, but I know it is not exactly what we are
looking
Nathan A. Keirn wrote:
A few weeks ago at the Wednesday meeting we had a brief discussion about
needing the enterprise edition of Norton's Ghost utility. I thought that
there has to be a solution for this that is free. I stumbled across this
link with almost no searching, but I know it is not
there are OSS utilities that can do ftp and http install of system image for
Windows and *nix, but still can't re-partition during restore. So, OSS
utilities can do the same except resizing the partition on the fly.
Almost all filesystems commonly used on linux have a tool for resizing,
Actually I guess this is where my Windows Administrative knowledge will come
in. All ghost does Windows wise is run sysprep, sysprep is a free utility
that is part of W2k and XP. Sysprep allows you to enter License key, Net
Bios, and basically everything else that is entered during setup. So from
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