Re: installation types (was: "Re: Debian (fwd)")
Ian McCloghrie writes:
> Subj: RE: installation types (was: "Re: Debian (fwd)")
> .... If you're going to be
> installing a dozen (or more) machines, you want NFS.
>...
> As I've said, slackware has NFS install. It works, I've used it, more
> than once. If debian wants to be "competitive", NFS install has to be
> a priority.
HEAR, HEAR! Cheers, YAAaaahhHOOOOoooo. Right On.... :) :)
I (try to) maintain 4 PCs running Linux. Installation of Slackware
(and, shudder SLS) from images on another machine makes
installation relatively painless. Net installation is a sorely
needed feature for debian-linux.
"When" our ILI grant is funded ( :-), pant, pant, drool :-), there will
be 20 or 30 more. I will have go the route of least resistance.
Please, I'd d'ruther have Debian-Linux. Pleaase have NFS on the
install disk, and support across-the-local-net installation.
--David
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