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hi,i have a lan,ethernet,between a suse 8.1 and a win xp.i wanna know,if can the winpc,somehow,boot from lan,so the winpc become a linuxbox.is that possible?basically my question is,if i can have linux in both pcs without to have to install the linux to winpc
please repeat me any info just to start from something about that
thanks!
mandrake move is probably a better solution, it is just as usable as a local installation of mandrake. it boots from the cdrom and can use a memory stick as you home directory, requires almost no configuration, detects about everything including network.
But network booting a complete system like mandrake is not quite as easy, well not yet.
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