* NFS Root image suitable for boot low memory machines
@ 1998-06-05 7:46 Wesley Hosking
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From: Wesley Hosking @ 1998-06-05 7:46 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: ultralinux
Any instructions, FAQ on how to build these ?
I have a number of 12M and 16MB machines that I would like to try
the install and usage on, but I need information on how to create an
appropriate NFS directory :
ie: from the RH4.2 installation manual I have :
C.5.3.1 Network Boot Commands
You're now ready to boot. If you're going to boot tftpboot.img, simply use the following command (in
new command mode):
boot net
On the other hand, if you're going boot from vmlinux and use an NFS-mounted root, use this command:
boot net linux nfsroot=nfs.server.IP.address:/path/to/RH/image
Replace nfs.server.ip.address with the NFS server's IP address, and
/path/to/RH/image with the path to the exported directory containing the appropriate Red Hat
Linux/SPARC files.
SPARC systems with PROM versions less than 2.0 should use this boot command, appending the usual
NFS root argument if required:
b le()
Any hints gratefully accepted.
wes
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