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v40z 's and booting from usb cdrom

v40z 's and booting from usb cdrom

2006-02-15       - By Illtud Daniel

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John Haxby wrote:

> To second Jussi, yes.   I've got our PXE set up here so we can install
> various test machines as we need to.   To boot the rescue image on this
> machine it's just a question of typing "3 rescue" (3 is the label for
> RHEL4) at the boot prompt.

OK, so that does for RedHat rescue, but not arbitrary bootable
CDS.

I guess I'm stuck with either cabling the onboard IDE & power
to a PCI slot at the back (I'm not popping the hood to boot -
my rack's got no goosenecks!) and using an IDE CDROM, or
simply doing the same with SCSI (and the internal/external
adaptors are easier to find and the power comes with the
external caddy). Now off to check that I can boot from SCSI
CD-ROM on the onboard...

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