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I have one Suse Linux Enterprise Server Version 9 we called as a SLES 9. and we have total 10 Desktops with Windows (98/XP) versions. I want to do simple linux boot system.
When I start my SLES 9 my other 10 Desktops should boot from Linux i.e. remote boot.
Is it possible to do remote boot. without using PXE Bootrom or with doing any floppy/CD image.
how do you propose to make a system netboot without using anything to make it know to look towards the network? you need PXE or something... they aren't psychic.
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