I have a quite curious problem to solve.
i have a computer overseaswith hd (no os) and floppy drive no cdrom . it
is
connected to a network . i want to install linux on it. but i only have
an idiot in that location that can put a floppy in the drive and power
it up. if anyone has a suggestion.on ho
> What I'm trying to do is access the PC remotely and set it up from
> there. According to the normal installation, I would have to configure
> the network card as part of the install (which would be impossible).
Not imposssible. Look for the linuxcare business card cd.
You can download it I
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> This is somewhat out of date, being used with potato installation disks,
> but here is the way I used to do it:
>
> http://www.blackwire.com/remote.install
>
> That is a pod document.
>
> Peter
>
>
>>I guess my question is this:
>>if I can get Linux running from a
I'm not sure where to begin, so I thought I would start here.
What am I doing?
I have a computer located some 1,500 miles away that is at my disposal...
It has a /dev/hda, a cdrom, one NIC, and just about nothing else of
significance. There is 128MB of RAM.
I am trying to put together a flopp
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