I have a memory of 850 machines and a 166/16M machines. 166 has been idle a very long time, recently bought a network adapter, installed a Linux joke wish to 166, but 166 machines out of the CD-ROM, CD-ROM can install the system. No broadband, the wish to become a FTP Server, FTP through to the installation, systems reported memory enough, so I can only use NFS for network installed. The installation process is as follows.
I have 850 machines and Windows 4.5 systems, freeBSD, I freeBSD create NFS Server 4.5, as follows :
/etc/rc.conf Content to add the following documents :
Nfs_server_enable= "yes"
Nfs_server_flags= "u-t-n 4"
Portmap_enable= "yes"
Mountd_flags= "r"
Creating exports /etc paper then set up shared folders and CD-owned IP can be specified, the following examples :
/cdrom -ro -alldirs 192.168.0.3
Reboot installed so effective.
After I put up the Linux CD into the CD-ROM server to mount /cdrom (cp to be a comprehensive document files, the same principle)
OK, now server has been set up as well.
Startup Disk to do a network installation (I installed Linux is usually the network.img discs \images catalog), and then to start the client (that is, Taiwan 166 Black IBM). NFS installation options, set up some simple client-server IP and IP and the list of documents where (is /cdrom), the installation can begin, but the slow pace of installation.
This process is probably the method is also applicable to multiple client Lane and LAN installation of the system or other circumstances.
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Linux LAN network installation joke!
I can do is freeBSD4.5 server!