Hi
>>"Karl" == Karl M Hegbloom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>>>>> "Manoj" == Manoj Srivastava <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Manoj> No you don't. Not when I am installing/updating Debian on
Manoj> my 200 machine compute farm. Especially since we do not
Manoj> have unattended installs anyway, and even then I would
Manoj> object to being spammed.
Karl> When you are installing Debian on 200 basicly identical machines, why
Karl> not install it on one box, then boot the others with a floppy, and
Karl> image the hard drive over an nfs mount?
Are you saying that is the only method we shall support? What
if the disks are not the same size? What ifd the machines have been
bought over the years and are not identical? What if they have
different architectures, and the only common factor is that they have
Debian?
And what about updates? The machines are not clones of each
other, there is different datas on the drives. I still do not want to
get spammed by the install process even if I do not use NFS
replication.
manoj
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