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\_ At 08:27 AM 3/28/00 -0700, you wrote:
\_ >Ok. So RITA has six x486 machines with 32Mbytes of memory each. They are
\_ >not configured at all, there is NO operating system. There is only ONE
\_ >CD-ROM drive for lot.
\_ >
\_ >The question is, how do we install Linux by Ethernet. Will the standard
\_ >boot floppy include drivers for the NIC?
\_ you'll need the bootnet.img file on your floppy for that. just tried
\_ accessing redhat's site but user limit reached. :-( bummer, they need to
\_ raise that up. i get it alot.
They probably keep it down low so that the users that do connect can
have adequate service. It's probably hard to make it on right now
based on rh6.2 being released. Try a mirror.
Basically, install from the cdrom for the box with cdrom, then, if you
have space copy the image to disk and use NFS/FTP/HTTP to let it ship to
the other boxes. If not, put the cdrom moutn point under the
appropriate tree and use NFS/FTP/HTTP then.
David
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