Re: [LI] Networking in Linux

[Amit.Kucheria@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

U could try www.ilug-bom.org/tree/index.html (HOWTO -> Diskless)  .... My
article !!! :-)

ciao,
Amit




"Arun Jayaprakash" <arun_jayaprakash@xxxxxxxxx> on 01/25/2000 07:32:37 PM

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Hi,

I have two PCs that I want to network. Let's call them PC1 and
PC2. I want to make PC1 the server and let PC2 function as a
diskless node (that one just lost it's hard drive).

So how do I go about doing this? I found an article in Dec PCQ
about diskless nodes in Linux but it doesn't mention creating one
from scratch (or does it?)

Help and tips will be greatly appreciated (I know you people will not
let me down. Heh heh)

Bye,
Arun.

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