[debian-knoppix] Network booting version 3.2
I've been playing with Knoppix for a couple of weeks and I must say I'm
impressed. What I'm looking for now is alternatives to CDROM booting.
I'm running it on a WinXP machine that I don't want to change the
partitioning on, so I've ruled out copying to the hard drive. (Though I'd be
interested if it was possible to do a poorman's install or a boot from an ISO
image that was copied to the native NTFS, but I'm not interested in a full.)
Anyhow, I booted Knoppix on a server, and started the 'terminal server'.
Then on a client I netbooted. It did the initial DHCP and came up with the
boot screen and the 'boot:' prompt. But when I hit return it tried to
connect and reported the following error:
kmod: failed to exec /bin/modprobe -s -k etho, errno=2
and I don't have a clue what to do next, any suggestions or information that
would help figure what what is going wrong?
Thanks, Bill
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