Marco, Gentoo's install / LIVE cd has sshd on it... meaning once you boot it up on the machine (and start sshd), you can ssh into it and configure the rest from the command line. I've done it many times, as I prefer to install / administer from my desk as opposed to the noisy (and sometimes cold) server room...
It does require you to have access to your machine for the initial bootup, the starting of sshd, and then removal when done... HTH, ...Ric On 09/03/07, Marco Fabbri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, My name is Marco Fabbri, I am from Italy. I am in charge for IT structure of my company. I am writing to you because my company Sourcing Solutions Group has an office in Hong Kong and I need to make an installation of Linux Gentoo on the server in Hong Kong. But the company that provide us internet and support us in day-by-day problem does not support Linux for policy. I am looking for a guy who can help me in doing an installation on our server. Does any of you have expertise in Gentoo and is available for this work? Please write me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] or contact me on skype: spiff1281. Regards. -- Marco
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