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YAGI will completely boot over LAN. Your computer just have to an new NIC which is capable of PXE booting. |
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After the DHCP-Server provides an valid IP-Address, the tftp sends PXE-Linux to the maschine and...
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...shows the yagi-boot prompt. After booting the system via NFS, mounting NFS-root, creating RAMS disks, and so on...
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...you can start the creating of an clone image with ‘cookdisk <servername/ip-adress> <imagename>’.
In following entered 'cookdisk lenny s2410'. [s2410 should stand for toshiba satellite 2400-series]. Sorry for the bad picture, I had no better camera.
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On another-console you can start YAGI-Systemoverview to watch some maschine based data and the the progress of the image writing/reading. It works for both.
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For writing the image back to the laptop use eatdisk. The syntax is the same as cookdisk will use it. Sorry again for the bad picture.
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After succesfull writting the image you will this this prompt. You can now turn off the maschine. There is no need for shuting down.
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YAGI is well tested and stable, but yagi is still in its infancy, a lot of improvments can be done.
One great mobile Computer Manufactorer uses this for installation of their maschines. For more and detailed information please read my Diploma Thesis.
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