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Repair a dead drive without fully removing it
In my past work where I maintained 100s of tray-loads as well as other iMacs, we kept a NetBoot image that booted into OS 9 that included diagniostic tools as well as an ASR image of the machine so we could reimage it.
Repair a dead drive without fully removing it
I've used the bootpd and tftpd that are included in OS X (client), to serve the kernel and initrd to a Linux client in my home network. I know OS X server will serve OS X to netboot clients, but I never understood what stops the client from serving the same -- is it because we don't receive the netbootable kernel (OS image) with OS X client? Anyway, some (freely available, Unix-like) OSes can be served over the network, from a OS X client system; Larry.
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