I want to set up a diskless system now, but I don't have a boot chip. Does anyone have a way to use a floppy drive instead of the boot chip (that is, boot from a floppy disk and then connect to the server)?
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Boot Disk for a Diskless Network
I want to set up a diskless system now, but I don't have a boot chip. Does anyone have a way to use a floppy drive instead of the boot chip (that is, boot from a floppy disk and then connect to the server)?
I want to set up a diskless system now, but I don't have a boot chip. Does anyone have a way to use a floppy drive instead of the boot chip (that is, boot from a floppy disk and then connect to the server)?
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