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> But in my first attempt at installing on these boxes, using my Beta 2
> Installer, I got an error message that it didn't have drivers for the
> E1000 gigabit nics on these servers. (I've never used a gigabit nics
> before with Debian, only with FC and RH).
You need li
A Qui, 2004-05-27 às 16:50, Lucas Albers escreveu:
> > Loren M. Lang wrote:
> >
> > I may have to rapidly deploy multiple debian systems that will have
> > the same software installed and be configured the same way. The ideal
> > way to install debian would be to stick a cd into a computer, turn i
Adam Aube said:
> Loren M. Lang wrote:
>
>> I may have to rapidly deploy multiple debian systems that will have
>> the same software installed and be configured the same way. The ideal
>> way to install debian would be to stick a cd into a computer, turn it
>> on, and come back a couple hours late
Loren M. Lang wrote:
> I may have to rapidly deploy multiple debian systems that will have
> the same software installed and be configured the same way. The ideal
> way to install debian would be to stick a cd into a computer, turn it
> on, and come back a couple hours later.
I have seen System
King, Richard (Unix Messaging) wrote:
Loren,
You may want to have a look at this:
www.systemimager.org
~~Rick King
-Original Message-
[SNIP]
Ditto. I have used System Imager to deploy small-to medium
sized labs. The best part is, that with the ability to set
up a network boot server (tf
Yea, "I think" you can burn them to a CD.
Anyone know this for sure?
Ralph
> u floppy disk? None of these servers have floppy disk drives,
> and I can't really recall seeing a server or workstation (or notebook
> for that matter) that had a floppy disk drive in it over the last year
> or t
u floppy disk? None of these servers have floppy disk drives,
and I can't really recall seeing a server or workstation (or notebook
for that matter) that had a floppy disk drive in it over the last year
or two or three
That's what confused me too I've seen references to "copy th
Yes there is a "driver disk", If you add your driver to the disk then during
the install (someware) it asks you if you want/need to load 3rd party
drivers? At that point insert the driver disk and answer yes, then it should
ask you for the source of the driver and you would select your floppy d
Thanks Ralph! I'm downloading the Beta 4 CDs right now :)
Can you (or anyone else) perhaps also give me a pointer to how I would
add drivers or kernel mods that weren't included in the distribution
during the installation process?
I'd like to know in case I need to do it in the future (and just
Yup beta 4 does have the e1000 drivers on it. I installed this box with beta 3
and it had them also. But 4 also has them.
Ralph
> After trying to get Debian deployed in a client project for over a year,
>I've been successfuly in having it approved for use on a 6-server
> project that we're do
After trying to get Debian deployed in a client project for over a year,
I've been successfuly in having it approved for use on a 6-server
project that we're doing.
But, I've got a problem that I'd like some direction with.
My experience with Debian has basically been that I've had no problem
On Tue, May 25, 2004 at 02:37:27PM -0700, Loren M. Lang wrote:
>I may have to rapidly deploy multiple debian systems that will have
>the same software installed and be configured the same way. The ideal
>way to install debian would be to stick a cd into a computer, turn it
>on, and come back a cou
Loren,
You may want to have a look at this:
www.systemimager.org
~~Rick King
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From: Loren M. Lang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 25, 2004 3:37 PM
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Subject: Replicating Debian Systems
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