Tom,
Can't say I've done it recently, but on my Red Hat course we did do remote
booting. I can't remember of the top of my head what we did, but I'm sure NFS
was involved.
However I think it's an interesting idea and I'll have to look it up and see
what I can find as well!
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A quick, and hopefully early enough email to catch everyone, to say that I'm
putting the next Portsmouth LUG meet on hold as there's a good chance it won't
go ahead. I'm currently on the spinal ward in Southampton General Hospital and
am unsure what's next, when I'll be out and how I'll be when
As they say Paul, it never rains but it pours
All the best to both you and your wife
Tim H
On 11/10/2023 15:46, Paul Tansom via Hampshire wrote:
A quick, and hopefully early enough email to catch everyone, to say
that I'm putting the next Portsmouth LUG meet on hold as there's a
good chance i
Hi,
Since the articles I found describing how to get nfsroot working were rather
old and I am using Bullseye as the NFS server I wondered if that was the issue.
so tried with an server running Centos 6 and bingo it worked no problems.
A quick cat /proc/fs/nfsd/versions
showed that on Centos 6 i
